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“It’s never a good time to sacrifice for others, but it’s always the right time to sacrifice for others.” (Alan Noble, On Getting Out of Bed)
Currently reading: On Getting Out of Bed by Alan Noble 📚
🍿 Watching Mike Birbiglia: The Good Life (2025)
This could be a useful template to include in a weekly or monthly review.
- Challenge: What stretched me? How did I respond? What did I learn?
- Connection: When did I feel most connected to others? Who did I invest in?
- Contribution: How did I give of myself—skills, time, attention, encouragement?

I gave my wife a Bird Buddy for her birthday. The real surprise? How much I’ve been enjoying it. I almost feel guilty. Almost.😉 But it’s hard not to love seeing all the curious visitors that show up each day.

🎵 Listening to I’m The Problem - Morgan Wallen
In any organisation a CEO who does not seem fully trustworthy is a problem. It is particularly so at the helm of a firm like OpenAI, which is building potentially Promethean technologies.
Sam Altman is a visionary with a trustworthiness problem
From The Economist
Currently in a large cross-functional meeting. Hot take: saying “I’d like to echo what [name] said…” and then repeating their exact points isn’t adding weight; it’s adding minutes. Just my $0.02. 🗣️
I really enjoyed seeing Claire Vo demonstrate how she uses AI to go from idea to released feature in this podcast episode with Peter Yang.