Tag: leading in fast-shifting markets

  • Can a Twyn become a local?

    Can a Twyn become a local?

    Move a synthetic user to another country and it can learn to talk like it lives there — credibly, and without making things up. What that does, and exactly where it stops. White Paper 3 in the Twyn validation series.

  • Landing on Our Feet: Resilient (Self-) Leadership When the Ground Disappears

    Landing on Our Feet: Resilient (Self-) Leadership When the Ground Disappears

    A falling cat is the best resilience leadership model I know. You have probably seen the famous photo montage — five frames, one tumble, a perfect landing. The cat begins upside down, mid-air, with everything working against it. Frame by frame, it rotates, extends, gathers itself, and touches down exactly…

  • The Team I Built in Claude Code

    The Team I Built in Claude Code

    There is a particular kind of loneliness that comes with solo creative work — even when the tools are extraordinary. This past weekend, it changed.

  • VIBE Coding Crushes the Design Process — and Makes Real Designers More Essential Than Ever

    VIBE Coding Crushes the Design Process — and Makes Real Designers More Essential Than Ever

    For years, we have worshipped at the altar of The Process. You know the one. User research. Personas. Journey maps. Wireframes. All of it completed before a single line of code is written. All of it delivered in decks that travel up and down the organisation, accumulating feedback, losing specificity,…

  • Leadership for the Complex and Chaotic present (DIS presentation link)

    Leadership for the Complex and Chaotic present (DIS presentation link)

    From Engineering Logic to Situational Leadership The presentation linked above is one I recently gave to hundreds of business leaders with strong engineering and operational backgrounds. The audience spanned senior managers, technical leaders, and decision-makers responsible for navigating complexity in large organizations. What stood out in the feedback was not…