Reading
Books I'm reading, finished, or sitting with.
Reading this to understand what talking to potential customers actually looks like. Something that barely comes up when you're on the engineering side. The way it reframes what counts as a useful conversation has already changed how I ask questions.
Solid foundation for thinking about software architecture. Read it even if you don't like his tweets. Especially then.
Rearranged how I think about money more than anything else I'd read on the subject. Less about tactics, more about why humans are just weird with money. Wish I'd read it earlier.
Heavier read than I expected. Most of the ideas feel like common knowledge now, but Zuboff was mapping this territory before the discourse existed. On hold for now, will come back to it.