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I like to bookend the New Year holiday with two posts, one looking back at the year that is ending (What Happened) and one looking forward to the year ahead (What Will Happen). This is the first of these two posts. The second one will run tomorrow. Here's a top ten list of things that happened this year that really matter. 1/ The end of globalization. The Trump Tariffs represent a fundamental change in trade policy, and if they remain the approach of future White Houses, it will mark a return...

I’ve realized that a coordinate on a map is neutral. It’s the emotional gravity that gives it value. If you move abroad but carry no love with you, you haven't found a better place; you've just found a different place.

Every year I dedicate the last article of the year to reflect on the year gone by. Seeing as this article goes to print on the very last day of 2025, I thought I'd take the opportunity to look ahead instead — and try and predict what the next 25 years will bring.

Looking back, most of what I wrote this year was about orientation of your thinking towards things that matter the most when you're building products, teams and businesses. It was also a bit about how to look at work, markets, technology, and life without constantly reacting to noise. This is my wrap for 2025...

I'm a big fan of the period between Christmas and when most of the world gets back to work in the New Year. It's the only time of year that I know of where the email firehose shuts off, the social permission to do "nothing" turns on, and the world generally quiets down. I know that not everyone gets this time off. We all have different jobs. Earlier in my career, I used to always work these days between Christmas and the New Year because I couldn't spare the vacation days. But if you are fort...

Most projects talk about what they'll do eventually. We proved what's possible today.