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🟣 October: Blindspot (opens the original)
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I’ve been a bottleneck many times over in both my life and career. Holding too much context, not having the right systems to encourage work to happen around me, and sometimes (I’m not proud to admit this), just the plain pigheadedness of “But I want to do that thing!”We sometimes see being a bottleneck as an all-out negative, but it can actually be a positive signal. Bottlenecks often form around the most reliable person in the room.People route things through you because you get them done. So t
🔮 September: Hunch (opens the original)
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I’m just back from a week off to take my family to a music festival. It was a week of no phone signal (nor working wifi), great music, dearest friends, and excellent camping facilities. What more could a woman want? 🏕️We lived for a week as we did in the ‘90s. “Meet you at the helter skelter at 10 pm.” The disconnection from all tech was a blissful tonic for the brain I didn’t know I needed. On the 8-hour drive home, I reflected a lot, not just on the experience, but also on all the things I lov
🤖 August: Human + AI (opens the original)
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It’s August, which in my house means the kids are off school, the calendar has gone feral, and any kind of sanity-saving routine is well and truly out the window. If yours looks anything similar… solidarity, my friend. 🫠It feels like the right month to talk about how to lighten the load. A while back I ran a poll asking if you wanted more AI chat in these newsletters, and 89% of you said yes. (The other 11% – I see you… This is not our only topic now, I promise).So given that my brainspace is li
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