Clarity Codex

How to thrive in the world of AI

How to frame, shape, and build what matters

How to align the forces that build great products

How to map the hidden structure in software

How to map the hidden structure in systems

How to translate concepts across contexts without losing their essence

How to create clarity by building a personal system of insight and action

50 insights for the 50th issue of the newsletter

How to think about design holistically

How to make better decisions

How to think clearly so you can act with intention

How to find energy through alignment

How to find your way through complex work

How to shift from delivery to discovery with a Product Mindset

How to escape perfection and embrace progress

How to unearth the hidden value in your work

How to find clarity, momentum, and focus every day

How to control complexity and shape better outcomes

How to shift language to unlock insights

How to transform curiosity into actionable experiments

Let me process my thoughts. I’m sure you’ve heard this, or been the author of such a statement. But what does it mean? How do you process yo...

How to build energy when you're feeling depleted

How to build a space to clarify your thinking

How to manage your energy to work more effectively

How to use tension to create balance in your life

How to get comfortable being uncomfortable

How to find and use principles every day

How to build a resilient system of principles

How to build resiliency and adaptability

How to avoid information overload and solve problems effectively

How to build better systems and level up your life

How and why to measure impact in your work

How to find sustainability in work and life

Leveraging the power of filters to find focus

How to manage consumption of information

How to strategically use friction to make the right progress

The strength and superpower of being a generalist

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The phrase "Jack of all trades, master of none" often carries a negative connotation. However, the lesser-known ending of this say...