Digital and AI
What I actually use for building, automating and researching, with a note on what each one is genuinely good at and the point where it stops being worth the subscription.
StackTools are useful. Systems are better. Most people have collected the first and skipped the second.
What I actually use for building, automating and researching, with a note on what each one is genuinely good at and the point where it stops being worth the subscription.
StackFrameworks and references for positioning, systems, growth and execution. The ones that survived contact with a real business, not the ones that photograph well on a slide.
FrameworksWhat I build with, and what I would tell someone starting today, which is not always the same list.
BuildBooks, courses, ideas and people that changed how I think. Some of them are old and none of them are here because they were trending.
ReadingA note on this page
Everything here is something I have used. If a tool is on the list it earned the place, and when I stop using it, it comes off. That is the only rule.