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I wonder what’s your take on the minibar.

It was the Ribbonfarm guy that wrote, the opposite of a great truth is also a great truth.

When you are working on a big project, the common advice is to work backwards.

I remember reading something like this somewhere: The bad things I worried about never happened.

Excerpt from an essay by the founder of Wiggy’s Companies are very resistant to changing the way they do things, especially if it’s not their own idea.

My partner calls me Pendulkar, a portmanteau of pendulum (always swinging) and Tendulkar, the famous Indian cricketer.

What a gift it is to read or watch something unabashedly truthful.

One of the most useful classes I took in graduate school was Needfinding with Michael Barry.

So this happens: You made a mistake, especially with your partner.

One of the most useful bits of advice about doing creative work that I've gotten is "Keep your pen moving."