Tim Berners-Lee released the World Wide Web to the public in 1991 The internet was pretty useless for most people in the world up until that point… It needed a killer app The World Wide Web was it Imagine being an adult in 1992 If you had knew the importance of the Internet you knew immediately that the World Wide Web would change everything and guess what? some 30 years later… it has changed everything for everyone...
How can you build products and services of value in the age of AI? How can you compete in this market? You have to figure out a way to embed yourself deeply into the product or services you’re building People should want to use whatever you’re building, because they like you.
Men and women are growing further and further apart Relationships are at an all-time low Fewer and fewer people are having babies We need to consiously design a world that celebrates and encourages people to want to get into healthy long-term relationships and build a family (if they want to) Because guess what? Otherwise, our future is completely fucked
Living most of your lifespan in the 21st century? Me too! Here are 4 big things we are all going to have to contend with during this century: Artificial Intelligence Climate Change Threat of Nuclear War Population Collapse No pressure 😅
We need to normalize having a strong opinion this week and then getting new data and completely changing your opinion next week This is called being a human being No, there is nothing noble in having an opinion today and having the exact same opinion 10 years later That’s stupid
Let’s consider two people that are suppose to be doing the exact same thing at the same company: Johnny Coderson: 25 year old single programmer with no kids and no plans on having a family for the foreseeable future Jennifer Wiseman: 37 year old single mother with 3 kids who got divorced a year ago We live in a world, where the company expects these two people to have the exact same output...
Don’t be under the false impression That people around you should “understand” you In fact, you should always assume that people will misunderstand you Why? Because they are not you They don’t have all the: personal experiences data context insights that you have But don’t let that discourage you from doing what you’re doing Hopefully you have very good reasons for why you’re doing what you’re doing But remember that you will never be able to explain that to anyone...
We need to create a future Where it’s much easier for men and women to decide to build a family with kids Right now, for most Millenials and Gen Z This is incredibly difficult Women feel like they will kill their careers if they have kids This is unacceptable I don’t know exactly how we do this But we have to Because otherwise our future looks grim and I’m perfectly aware that there are people out there that have no interest in having kid...
What does a NO mean? (in a professional context) A “No” simply means this: We are saying no to hiring you right at this moment in time according to the data and context you have provided in your job application and the stalking we have done on you on Google, X, LinkedIn, etc Because it is not immediately clear to us that by hiring you we would be making a good decision...
We live in interesting times… We’re letting the feelings and emotions of sensitive 20 year olds (that are still discovering themselves) Guide public policy The worst thing you can do nowadays Is offend someone with your words and make a person outraged for 2 seconds What’s so bad about that? In fact, in my book that’s a great thing Being outraged is the first step Towards learning something new and foreign...