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There’s an app for that. – The Daily PPILL #384
Years ago, ‘There’s an app for that’ became a catchphrase that embodied solving real-life problems seamlessly
The origin of the Exponential Age – The Daily PPILL #382
Technological progress follows S-curves, with each innovation contributing to an accelerating and never-ending cycle of exponential growth.
Digital scent – The Daily PPILL #381
In the digital world, we unwittingly share data, blame smart speakers, and create a “scent” for digital hounds to follow. This data can be used to build a perfect model of us.
Blindsided: Abundance is going smart – The Daily PPILL #380
The world is about to shift. Again. Some technologies that are coming down the pike will deliver a shift as big as the splitting of the atom. Some resources are about to become very abundant, and the world will shift from offering scarce resources, to managing abundance.
Talk to me – The Daily PPILL #379
Every presentation is an opportunity to improve, and as the Spanish saying goes, ‘he who teaches, learns twice’
What can entrepreneurs learn from “A million miles away” – The Daily PPILL #377
Making a movie recommendation on a Monday is weird, but A Million Miles Away is a story of purpose.
The 5 questions your pitch should answer – The Daily PPILL #377
In sales and pitching, be ready to answer five crucial questions.
Flow: or how a Coldplay concert can get you writing again – The (not so) Daily PPILL #376
After a summer pause, I couldn’t get myself to restart The Daily PPILL. But a concert experience compelled me to break the silence and continue.
Summer’s end – The Daily PPILL #383
Summer’s end ushers in shorter days and closed windows—life has its rhythm
Summertime – The Daily PPILL #375
Pauses, “sabaticals” as some like to call them, can be re-energizing.
Determination (Repost) – The Daily PPILL #374
Where there is a will, there is a way.
Pulling off the Band-Aid – The Daily PPILL #373
Doing impactful consulting requires to develop a special set of skills to call out the client in a respectful way.