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The Ikea metaphors | Seth’s Blog When you assemble something for the second time, it will be easier than the first time. The quality of the…

The lonely unicorn | Seth’s Blog That’s not what usually happens. If there’s at least one unicorn in the world, it’s likely not the only one.…

Tolerance is an engineering term. When the parts of a car are made to a low tolerance, that means that they fit perfectly. A modern Lexus…

Getting to the conference in Santa Fe isn’t difficult. Someone will drive/fly you there. The hard part is deciding to go. And yet, it might take…

Whenever we make a choice, we do our best. We make a decision based on our interests. In other words, it’s selfish. So what makes a…

But that’s not why it’s your project. Lots of things are important. Countless problems need to be solved, people need to be connected, a living needs…

If you want to be a great painter, perhaps you could reverse engineer what made the Mona Lisa such an important painting. You could move to…

Repeat happy accidents | Seth’s Blog Those three words unlock our understanding of innovation and of biological evolution. Successful outcomes often follow unpredicted actions. If we…

But what’s it really for? | Seth’s Blog An expensive watch isn’t purchased to tell time. We already know what time it is. The food at…

The best intern on the team | Seth’s Blog A great intern brings positive energy, a relentless work ethic and doesn’t cost very much. They ask…