“How do you know you have a problem?” — Kelford Labs Daily
The answer tells you everything.
challenge
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Don’t envy the end state — Kelford Labs Daily
Emulate the effort.
The GPT-5 Problem — Kelford Labs Daily
Is nothing new.
Why you want recent content — Kelford Labs Daily
So you can link to it.
The objective is perspective — Kelford Labs Daily
So they can see things the way you do.
The comedy of closeness — Kelford Labs Daily
Why we all need outside support.
This is the difficult part — Kelford Labs Daily
Talking about our work.
An Invitation to Change — Kelford Labs Weekly
Being more than adaptable.
Daily Lab: The emergency inside
Others only see a challenge
Daily Lab: Why a daily newsletter?
Why write a daily newsletter?
Adjust the end to your means
If you don’t have the resources, capabilities, or equipment necessary to make something that looks like it had an enormous budget, or which matches the prevailing trendy aesthetic, try something else.
Dear Charlie
The task was to sell a German-made car in America, less than 15 years after the end of World War II. Oh, and it looked and drove nothing like the most popular cars of the day. So how do you introduce a new car in a hostile market dominated by giants?
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