AI
The Generative AI Tool That's Blowing My Mind
Citizen developers' toolboxes just exploded. Arthur C. Clarke's words are ringing truer than ever.
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Collaboration
The Better Collaboration Question
A short post on a nuance of working together today.
Notion
Now Available: Two New Notion Templates
A detailed travel/packing tracker and a better notifications mousetrap are my latest creations.
Consulting
The Curiosity Dividend
A post on the benefits of embracing the unknown.
Announcements
Now Available: Simple Notion CRM & Project Tracker
I'm pleased to announce my second Notion product. Freelancers rejoice.
Communication
Notion and Slack for ... Relationship Management?
Spreadsheets and group chats no longer cut it. The gap between work and personal applications is shrinking.
AI
On AI, Priorities, and Product Development
Thoughts on ignoring a popular product's glaring weakness to pursue sexy new features.
Collaboration
Why I'm All-in on Notion
Thoughts on my favorite no-code tool.
Future of Work
Overcoming FOBE and the Multi-Tool Problem
You may use a variety of low-code/no-code apps. Think about ways to track them cohesively.
Low-Code/No-Code
Low-Code Lessons From My Website Overhaul
Thoughts on spaghetti architecture, citizen developers, subtraction, and simplicity.
Podcast
Episode 80: Saying No With Dr. Vanessa Patrick
A chat with the author about priorities, being assertive, and how we collaborate with others.
Podcast
Episode 79: No-Code in the Enteprise With Teresa Cintra
A chat about the burgeoning citizen development movement.
AI
Can ChatGPT improve collaboration?
My head is spinning with possibilities.
Future of Work
Announcing Book #14
Number 14 will look at a number of key forces that are already reshaping the workplace.
Announcements
Korean and Chinese Translations of Low-Code/No-Code Coming
I'm pleased to announce the two translations of my new book.
AI
On ChatGPT, Duplicability, and Citizen Development
Thoughts on the AI tool that's all the rage today.
Future of Work
Is There a Difference Between Citizen Developers and Subject Matter Experts?
In this post, I answer this question.
AI
On Amoeba and Notion
Low-code and no-code tools don't fall neatly into a single category.