Why ADHD Is the Cheat Code of the AI Era
The post argues that ADHD, long labeled a deficit, is a strategic advantage in the AI era because artificial intelligence now handles linear, repetitive work, leaving pattern‑recognition and rapid idea synthesis as premium skills. Neurodivergent brains excel at juggling multiple signals and connecting disparate domains, a talent the author illustrates through personal anecdotes and founders of companies like POPSUGAR, Ultra, and Grüns. As the market shifts to value this wiring, the narrative around ADHD is being rewritten from a problem to a competitive asset. The piece calls for a broader cultural and business reframe of neurodiversity.
Talk to Me, Arthur.
Sugar Capital’s founder recounts rebuilding the firm’s internal workflow as Project C6, a custom AI‑powered platform built in 5.5 weeks. The centerpiece, an AI named Arthur, scans founder decks and returns a 90‑second critique, score, and polished “steel‑man” version. The...
The CRO Paradox
The post argues that the chief revenue officer (CRO) role is often miscast, with founders favoring likable personalities over hard‑charging revenue drivers. A great CRO deliberately creates discomfort, pushing product, marketing and pricing teams to address hidden flaws rather than...
Unilever Is Acquiring Grüns
Unilever announced it is acquiring Grüns, the fast‑growing greens supplement brand that hit roughly $300 million in revenue within two years. The company has become the #1 greens supplement on Amazon and in U.S. retail, with 80% of users taking it...