Hot things you can pretend you’re an expert about for 2022:

#AI
#Blockchain / #Crypto / #NFTs / #web3
#SpaceTech
#Automation / #lowcode

Not audacious enough? No prob. There still are evergreens like:

#cybersec
#edge / #IoT
#cloud

Or all of them! I mean, who’s gonna stop you?

If there’s one lesson that smart people insist on not learning is that when a new technology emerges, the jargon attached to it is mostly incomprehensible and a big scare off for the broader community of potential users.

Jibberish has never driven adoption. Get rid of it.

Your startup biggest feature is a clear and easy to understand language and narrative.

That should be the number one priority in your roadmap.

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Dec 21, 2021

People don’t spend enough time thinking about the dynamics of Lego sets buying and building. They tell a lot about the human nature. Hence, they tell a lot about how we behave in other contexts. For example, how we value and evaluate enterprise IT technologies.

Every week I ask the following question: “What is the book that changed your life?” and then I publish the answers I get.
The last three:

– When I Say No, I Feel Guilty
– Make Your Bed
– Asimov’s Guide to Science

The full list with over 100 books:
https://t.co/9rHgVzhQUU

Just did my #COVID19 booster jab. You should do it, too.

@jeffsussna @sallamar I’ll update this specific thread with relevant things I find. This is the first, in Chapter 1. Keep in mind that this is a book written in 2011. https://t.co/GVNlDHlcXY

I’ve been exceptionally critical about the use of NFTs in art. This is one of the many reasons. https://t.co/YgdupZUV64

@cloudpundit @noamcohen The fundamental problem, regardless of agreeing or not, is that there aren’t many heroes around. Even less that can capture the imagination of the entire globe.

When is the last time you saw kids from all over the planet follow someone building a multi-generation something?