After Office
Office jobs are becoming scalable and distributed. What does this mean for your city, company, and career?
It’s the Company, Stupid
There are two kinds of bosses: Those who embrace flexibility, and those who are about to lose their job.
The Future of Cities & Human Capital — on the Prof G Pod
Happy Friday! Earlier this week, I spoke to Professor Scott Galloway about the future of cities, income inequality, TikTok, the Digital Dollar, and how anyone can scale their career. The podcast episode is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Google, or wherever you get your podcasts. The interview with me begins
Books to Read in 2023 (Part 2)
What should you read in 2023? My selection of new, old, and older books that explain where we are and where we're headed. For each book, I provide an overview, a summary of a few key ideas, and a notable quote.
Books to Read in 2023 (Part 1)
What should you read in 2023? My selection of new, old, and older books that explain where we are and where we're headed. For each book, I provide an overview, a summary of a few key ideas, and a notable quote.
The Office Theory of Everything
AI will struggle to make us more productive. Offices can help — but not the way you think.
Recording: Can Offices Become Housing?
I chatted with Gensler's Steven Paynter about the challenges and opportunities of Office-to-Residential conversions.
Remote Bureaucracy
Offices are dissolving because companies are dissolving.
AI and the Long Tail
AI can reduce inequality and polarization by making the internet less social.
Weekly Brain Food: Coliving, AI, Inequality, Conversions
Articles and ideas I am processing this week.
