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The S Curve
Fans of innovation will be familiar with the S Curve. For my more visual readers, it looks something like this. The best example is the phone. It took decades to get from the brick phone to the Nokia to the iPhone. Then, in the space of 7-10 years it went from cool to incredible. And…
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Margins
After work, the three of us went on a hunt for some Bubble Ice Tea. I’m not one to ever go out and buy one, but I will always have a cheeky slurp of Ky’s when she gets one. After initially being quite dubious of their consistency, I have a tender spot in my heart…
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The other list
There is a guy on YouTube who does short form interviews with billionaires and other high net worth individuals on the street. I’m unsurprised he has grown his channel to 20 million subs. One particular big dog gave a piece of advice I have been mulling over for the past few days. He looked around…
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Reset
After a pretty full on past week, where we hosted friends in Denver, then lived it up in Austin, I needed to give my digestive system a break. I find a 24 hour fast is a great place to start. It sounds intimidating, but as long as you drink plenty of water, stay occupied, and…
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Another Classic
In the late 80s, fans of Australian Rules football were enthralled by two powerhouses: the Hawthorn Hawks and the Geelong Cats. Hawthorn had the better team overall, but the Cats had Gary Ablett, widely considered one of the greatest to have ever played the game. You don’t get the nickname “God” if you’re making up…
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It’s different down here
Regular readers know I am currently in the great state of Texas, and by golly, they do things differently down here. Take, for example, the nearby coffee shop, which is “Christ centred”. All of their options had biblical names, from the Red Sea to the John 4:10. I got the Bean Revival; it was actually…
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I don’t really use Social Media anymore; I’m too young for Facebook, too old for SnapChat, too normie for Discord and too boring for Instagram. While this buys me back time and peace of mind, it means that it can sometimes be difficult to share my life with my friends and family outside of phone calls and in-person meetups. As I live overseas, this can be a difficulty.
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