Social•Feb 28, 2026
Avoid Single-Metric Focus: It Creates Blind Spots
Staying too focused on one metric creates blind spots. While it’s not necessarily a “balance” -- because they’re not equally important -- there isn’t “one metric to rule them all.” https://t.co/IwJzk6iCpu
By Jason Cohen
Social•Feb 28, 2026
AI Value Lies in Orchestrated Workflows, Not Tools
This “Top 15 AI Tools Everyone Must Use” list is useful — but the real value isn’t the tools. It’s the operating model behind them. A few strategic takeaways 👇 1️⃣ Tools cluster around workflows, not roles Notice the pattern: creation (ChatGPT, Jasper, Copy.ai ) coordination...
By Giuliano Liguori
Social•Feb 28, 2026
Design Your Ideal Week, Master Time Blocking
Your future self is shaped by how you use this week. Design your ideal week template. Master time blocking. Regain control of communication. Two sessions. Real implementation. Real change. Step into it. Enrol today. https://t.co/E53E31bsZG https://t.co/Plxs2td6oi
By Carl Pullein
Social•Feb 28, 2026
Misusing AI Is Riskier Than Ignoring It
Using AI wrong is now more dangerous than not using it at all. That should terrify you. Most early stage founders think the risk is moving too slow with AI. The real risk is moving fast in the wrong direction. Here are the...
By Tom Bilyeu
Social•Feb 28, 2026
Weekly Reflection: 10 Questions to Shape a Better Week
10 questions I ask myself at the end of each week (to set up a better week ahead) 1️⃣ What did I do this week that actually mattered to me? 2️⃣ Where did my time go that I didn’t intend it to? 3️⃣ What...
By Nir Eyal
Social•Feb 28, 2026
Perplexity Launches OpenClaw: AI Operating System for Complex Work
🚨 Perplexity just dropped their own OpenClaw version and it changes how AI actually works. Not a chatbot. Not an agent. A complete operating system for complex work. I gave it a single prompt about a $10M equity portfolio. Here's how:↓ https://t.co/AiDbotnpWf
By Hasan Toor
Social•Feb 28, 2026
Match Tasks to Time, Not More Work
If your to-do list feels overwhelming, it doesn’t mean you’re failing. It just means you haven’t matched your tasks with real, available time yet. Productivity isn’t about doing more. It’s about choosing wisely. When you align your list with your calendar and your priorities,...
By Carl Pullein
Social•Feb 28, 2026
AI Film Workflow Unveiled: A Must‑Study Blueprint
The behind-the-scenes of an AI film workflow is something most creators never share. From idea → experiment → production pipeline, all of it is now public. This is worth studying.
By Hasan Toor
Social•Feb 28, 2026
Balanced OKR Ownership Drives Alignment and Empowerment
If your CEO sets all the OKRs… You don’t have alignment. You have cascading a mandate. If teams set OKRs in isolation, you don’t have empowerment. You have fragmentation. The best approach is nuanced: https://t.co/IwsxuUiNa0
By Ben Lamorte
Social•Feb 27, 2026
From MIT MITEF to Outthinker Summit: Reuniting Innovators
We met in 2009 through MIT’s MITEF program. Now we’re spending the next two days at the @Outthinker Network Strategy Summit. @scaleupwithjen Grateful for brilliant minds and even better friends. #Strategy #Leadership #Innovation #Outthinker #BusinessStrategy https://t.co/SJsXWrUwzP
By Kaihan Krippendorff
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Procrastination Is Vague Tasks, Not Laziness—Define First Step
I used to think procrastination was laziness. But it's really just an unclear next action. If a task feels heavy, it’s too vague. The solution is to define the first mechanical step: Literally like this: 1. Open file. 2. Write headline. 3. Outline bullets.
By Pascio
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Early Bets Win; Amazon’s Late Entry Costs Billions
Early positioning beats late capital every time. Amazon just invested $50 billion in OpenAI for 6 percent ownership and distribution rights. Microsoft invested $13.8 billion starting in 2019 and owns 23.5 percent with exclusive IP, revenue sharing, and API control locked through...
By Hiten Shah
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Companies Rebrand Routine Restructuring as ‘AI’ Overhype
Block built two parallel company structures during COVID and is now collapsing them. That's a management correction, not an AI story. Worth watching which other companies use "AI restructuring" as branding for decisions they would've made anyway. Expect a...
By Lex Sokolin
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Efficiency Revolution: Companies Will Trim Workforce by Half
Could you operate your company with half the people? Jack Dorsey’s announcement yesterday, reducing Block’s headcount from 10,000 to 6,000, should provoke this question in every management team. The stock surged 24%. Dorsey’s memo framed it as inevitable : > Within the...
By Tomasz Tunguz
Social•Feb 27, 2026
New Ideas Must Prove Two Benefits or Stay Ignored
When you put a project on hold for a new idea, ask yourself, How would this make my original course of action easier or more effective? If you can't immediately think of two convincing ways, it's probably a distraction.
By David Kadavy
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Procrastination Can Be Rational Amid Unclear Goals
Procrastination is often a perfectly rational reaction to a situation with unclear direction and uncertain payoff.
By David Kadavy
Social•Feb 27, 2026
AI Success Demands Dedicated Agent Management Teams
To Thrive in the AI Era, Companies Need Agent Managers https://t.co/5kEKrzEC7v [Reg Req] #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #Tech #TechNews https://t.co/UUV6jamuJD
By Tim Hughes
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Time‑Based Productivity Balances Ambition and Personal Life
Ambition and personal time are not enemies. Time-based productivity helps you create boundaries that protect your energy while still driving results. Work well. Rest well. Live fully. Enrol now and build your sustainable system. https://t.co/E53E31bsZG https://t.co/HtWmQNUzZD
By Carl Pullein
Social•Feb 27, 2026
True Strategy Demands Choosing, Not Embracing Contradictory “Both”
ICYMI: Fresh new article dropped: The Opposite Test: "Good design" isn't strategic because "bad design" was never smart. But “all-in-one” vs “small core + ecosystem” is real because both result in beloved, successful products. If both sides work, "both" is incoherent. “Strategy” means making...
By Jason Cohen
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Inertia Poisons Judgment, Halting Progress.
From Clouded Judgement: The Poison of Inertia https://lnkd.in/g_HwrFac
By Jamin Ball
Social•Feb 27, 2026
AI Turns Heavy Work Into Scalable Advantage
The graveyard isn't full of SaaS companies. It's full of "asset-light" companies that confused information with truth. Carvana beat Beepi. DoorDash killed Grubhub. The winner was always the one willing to do the dirty work. Now AI makes "heavy" infinitely scalable. That changes...
By Hasan Toor
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Future CEOs Will Favor Small, High‑Impact Teams
the size of a public ceo’s workforce is shifting from being a flex if large to a flex if small. the next few years of refactoring will be significant (and seat-based models will shift to value-based), but I also think...
By Scott Belsky
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Notice Urges, Reset Focus with Tiny Actions
How to regain focus (Hint: The trick isn’t resisting distractions.) Most people think focus is about gritting your teeth or finding the next productivity hack. But both approaches often make things worse. Why? Hacks create a constant chase for the “perfect system,” which turns...
By Nir Eyal
Social•Feb 27, 2026
True Focus Means Single‑tasking, No Distractions, Deep Work
What real focus looks like: - One task only - No tab hopping - Notifications off - Timed deep work - Phone out of reach - Silence when needed - Boredom without escape - Finish before switching - Protect peak hours - Log off at night Stop feeding the distractions.
By Pascio
Social•Feb 27, 2026
MinIO's Rise and Fall: From Darling to Cautionary Tale
Another interesting story #TGIF 🤷♀️ How MinIO went from open source darling to cautionary tale https://t.co/2AlN7GTWKp #OpenSource #FridayVibes #Software
By Elena Carstoiu
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Meetings without Decisions Drain Energy; Leaders Must Intervene
When nothing happens, it is the greatest drain on human energy. Are these familiar to you? 1. You spend hours in a meeting and nothing happens. No decision. No clarity. No outcome. 2. You traveled across the world and never got to the...
By Ram Charan
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Fix the Root, Not Just the Symptom
You can fix symptoms, but if you ignore the root cause, it returns. In business and life, we chase quick fixes because they feel like progress. But fast isn’t finished if you repeat it next week. A Band-Aid on a deep wound...
By Abraham Kah
Social•Feb 27, 2026
Small Teams Offer Growing Long-Term Advantages
the advantages of keeping a team - and company - small will continue to grow
By Scott Belsky
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Distraction Erodes Deep Work Continuity, Not Just Time
The real cost of distraction isn’t the you lose. It's the depth of the work that breaks. And every time you tap back into the deep work, there's a cost for re entry. Continuity > duration.
By Pascio
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Organic Surge: 307 Signups & New Editing Features
⚡️ WEEKLY VLOG 02 @ @ChoppityAI Founders are never truly satisfied with the speed of shipping, but looking back at this week... we’ve had some absolute bangers. We hit an all-time high of 295 signups in a single day (We broke...
By Mizko
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Eliminate Packages, Deliver Custom Feel with Systemized Backend
I completely deleted "packages" from my offerings , my clients still feel like they're getting custom support but in the back end it's still productized and systemized and seamless for my team to deliver
By Zhara (Fractional COO)
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Your 6‑figure Support Won’t Get You to 7 Figures
It's okay to admit that the support that brought you to your first 6 figures won't bring you to 7 figures. You need an operations team who doesn't flinch when you say margin compression , understands how to handle revenue...
By Zhara (Fractional COO)
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Code Review Bench Accelerates Agent Evaluation with Real PR Data
Measuring how well coding agents perform is often one of the biggest things that slows progress. Code Review Bench helps by using two checks: - A controlled offline benchmark - An online behavior test using results from 200,000 real pull requests
By Hasan Toor
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Get Kimi K2.5 Free for 48 Hours—No Credit Waste
Stop burning your own API credits just to prototype. Kilo is letting you use Kimi K2.5 for free for the next 48 hours.
By Hasan Toor
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Avoid Discount Pricing: Choose Full Price or Free
The worst price you can charge is a discount. You’re not cheap enough to win on price. You’re not expensive enough to signal expertise at a premium. You’re in the middle, where nobody shops. There are two prices that work: 1️⃣ Full price. You charge...
By Dan Mall
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Stripe’s $159B Success: Craft, Talent, Obsession, Leadership
Gamma Co-Founder Grant Lee spotlights the core principles behind Stripe’s $159B rise in a comprehensive breakdown of its business philosophy. The thread explores how craft, talent density, customer obsession, and decisive leadership compound over time. In partnership with Stripe, the full...
By Hasan Toor
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Growth Stems From Self‑Running Business, Not Hustle
Growth doesn’t come from hustling harder. It comes from designing a business that runs itself.
By Matt Gray
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Roam Builds Virtual Office for Future Collaboration and Events
pretty wild what @howard + the @roam team have painstakingly built, iteration by iteration, to enable the virtual office of the future; now empowering modern companies to host virtual events, enable spontaneity, humans to work together (w/ agents, too), and...
By Scott Belsky
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Stop Glorifying Stress: Prioritize Kindness and Boundaries
Entrepreneurs burn out because they treat stress like a badge of honor. Cash flow pressure, hard calls, and long hours drain your focus and judgment. Schedule fun, train hard, sleep, write your thoughts down, and set work hours you respect. When you practice...
By Ask Dr. Brown
Social•Feb 26, 2026
You Dictate What Customers Deem Important
You wonder why customers fixate on certain metrics, output, results, or even features when those aren't important. But you're the one putting those in front of them. And they think you know what you're doing. So they assume it's important.
By Lincoln Murphy
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Spend $20 on AI, Earn $500K: 5 Rules
I pay $20/month for AI. It generates $500K in revenue. The secret to 2,000x returns? These 5 rules.
By Tom Bilyeu
Social•Feb 26, 2026
A Friction‑free System Brings Clarity and Calm
The right system removes friction. Less mental clutter. Fewer last-minute scrambles. More clarity on what to do today. If you’re ready for structure without overwhelm, this is it. Reserve your spot now. https://t.co/E53E31bsZG https://t.co/YdRFXuouBK
By Carl Pullein
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Hire High‑caliber Talent, Then Step Back
Stop trying to do everything yourself. Hire people with: • High energy • High integrity • High work ethic • High intelligence And then leave them the f*ck alone. Who you do something with > what you do.
By Matt Gray
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Switch to Requestly: Local API Client Beats Postman
Holy moly... I just found the API client that actually replaced Postman for me. It's called Requestly and it runs completely local without touching a cloud server. No login. No bloat. No subscription creep. Now is the best time to ditch cloud-dependent API...
By Hasan Toor
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Assess Your Supply Chain’s ESG Regulation Readiness
How Ready Is Your Supply Chain for ESG Regulations? - https://t.co/vQMciV91ga @joinindago @Infor #ESG #ESGcompliance #supplychain #logistics
By Adrian Gonzalez
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Price the Moment, Not the Client’s Size
Charging Nike more than your local apparel shop isn’t value pricing. It’s entitlement. Most pricing advice says, “price the customer, not the service.” Charge big companies more than small ones. Big company, bigger budgets, higher price. Makes sense, right? Think again. This way...
By Dan Mall
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Leaders Who Risk Change Markets, Not Companies
observed: the default view of many public investors is that companies cannot materially change - that they exist in a static state. in some cases, this assumption is right. but markets evolve when leaders take risks driving change. and markets...
By Scott Belsky
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Deep Focus Creates Addiction; Shallow Work
Deep focus is addictive. Once you taste real progress in a single session, shallow work feels empty for the rest of your life.
By Pascio
Social•Feb 26, 2026
Automate Your Passion: Run Business Without You
Build what you love, but create systems and automations so your business actually runs without you being chained to it.
By Matt Gray
Social•Feb 26, 2026
AI Boosts Engineer Efficiency 100x, Redefining Open‑Source Costs
I cannot stop thinking about the implications that Cloudflare / Vinext has on commercial open source, and in general, the cost of migrations, rewrites, and maintenance. One engineer, with AI, proved to be ~100x as efficient as before. This will have...
By Gergely Orosz