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Protected: The Power of Saying Sorry
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The Interview.
And how I finally learned to write. Writing can be a traumatic experience for me. When I was a child I remember sitting at the desk… →
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Everyone Chasing the Ball
Or positioning is what wins during periods of change. At school break time, football rarely looked like football. Someone produced a ball, jumpers became goals, and… →
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Lean, The Missing Stabiliser
How teams overcorrect after a shock, and why lean brings them back. My first business started in 2003 with almost nothing. Five years of experience in… →
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The Case Against Documentation
And one of the many things I learned through the medium of LEGO. Sometime around 2010 or 2011, a major UK broadcaster decided it was going… →
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Grab Your Luckticles
And how small moments of luck shape a career. I’d done a lot of talks in schools and universities by the time I noticed the pattern.… →
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‘Make Nothing’ with Anything
Or game prototyping with a no-code AI development platform. Over the weekend I spent a few hours experimenting with Anything, a no-code AI platform for building… →
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Creating ‘Software’ with Custom GPTs
To state the absolutely obvious there’s a lot of talk in the tech and games industries about how AI can or should be integrated into our… →
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Generative AI, Beyond Content Creation
Or leveraging the power of AI for good through analysis and reasoning. Have you heard about that Generative AI stuff? No? Well, good news! At last,… →
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Free-to-Play Forecasting
A top-down approach when you have no data to go on For years I did what everyone does. I opened the spreadsheet, typed in retention curves,… →
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How Much Do Whales Spend?
A quick look at spending tiers in free-to-play mobile games. Over the last few weeks I’ve been building a set of planning tools for mobile free-to-play games,… →
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Team retention and culture
The small things that keep people around I’ve written elsewhere about why I set up Kempt, what we built, and what I learned the hard way… →