I Chose a Scoreboard I Cannot See
My measure of success is real local people who get in touch. Almost none of that is visible to the tools I built. Here is what they show me instead.
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Show allMy measure of success is real local people who get in touch. Almost none of that is visible to the tools I built. Here is what they show me instead.
Read →A log you never reread is a diary. Here is the five-slot card I use to turn an entry into something that actually gets seen again.
Read →Checking your AI's work is the part nobody has a method for. A running log is the cheapest one I have found, and you can start it this afternoon.
Read →Sorting a month of AI near-misses into classes turned up one that keeps repeating, and it is not the one I expected.
Read →A cheap fix is a small change you earn from something that nearly went wrong. Here is the bar I hold them to, and two that made it.
Read →Foundations is $75 for sixty minutes, and it assumes nothing. What an hour covers, what you leave with, and why the back office does not have to be your trade.
Read →A free first call is not a favor, it is the estimate. Here is the whole agenda for the thirty minutes, including the part where I tell you that you do not need me.
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