Peter Berg

AI will turn CRMs from a place where work happens to a byproduct of work happening elsewhere—a living record that builds itself.

Stablecoins and Agentic Commerce are all the rage these days.

Sorry, Star Wars nerds.

This is post overdue, as the last several months have been quite busy.

Calendly use seems to provoke strong feelings – especially so on Twitter – and a recent tweet from Sam Lessin complaining about Calendly etiquette as a “naked display of social capital dynamics” reminded me of my longstanding thesis that human interactions

To cap off the year I decided to try something new – baking one of my favorite pastries: Canelés de Bordeaux.

Seth Godin’s blog post today on “Streaks” is rather apropos given my objective of returning to blogging.

[read this post’s disclaimer below] Priceonomics Blog, a publication I often read with interest, recently posted an article alleging that the major card networks (Visa, MasterCard, Amex) are a “tax” on the United States.

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Having been in the workforce now for a while, I can tell you that this is excellent advice.

Recently I’ve become a fan of Lot18, a flash sale site for wine lovers, which works much like Gilt Groupe for wine.

The good, hard working folks over at Uber just sent out an email to some of their best and earliest users to inform them that the 15% FoundersCard discount select customers have been enjoying is being phased out.

The most recent SF Beta this week was very popular.

Leave it to the government to take an otherwise brilliant idea and disfigure it so badly that it makes you want to just put it out of its misery.

Long before Foursquare or even Dodgeball was a gleam in Dennis Crowley’s eye, there existed a number of real-time, location-based networks that dwarfed Foursquare in size.