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October 2, 2026
They called his wife instead of doing their job
Or minute of understanding what people actually optimize for
We talked about weather, life, work — the usual things people talk about when they don't know each other yet and the drinks are cold. One of them turned out to be a production manager at a small manufacturing facility. I've always been curious how lessons from physical production compare to what I learned running a software agency, so we got deep into it pretty quickly. Then he told me a story that I haven't been able to stop thinking about.
September 25, 2026
The IKEA founder ruined my thinking for years
Or minute of realizing my hero was actually my excuse
For most of my career, I had a hero I never talked about publicly. The founder of IKEA. The man who built one of the most recognized brands on the planet — and almost nobody knew what he looked like. No TED talks. No social media presence. No autobiography tour. He lived modestly, stayed out of the spotlight, and let the brand speak for itself. For an introvert who'd spent his whole life avoiding attention — never the class president, never the organizer, never the one who raised his hand first — this was the perfect model.
September 18, 2026
Spyware for the team trust
Or minute of choosing what I actually needed to know
When my agency was small enough to fit in one room, I had the best monitoring system in the world: my legs. I'd walk up to a designer's desk, lean over, look at the screen. "What are you working on? Show me." Then I'd wander over to a developer, ask the same thing. Sometimes I'd sit down next to them and start giving advice — how to do it better, what I'd change, what I'd seen on a similar project. Then I'd drift to the next desk.
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