Why We Enjoy Watching People Fall
Online accountability matters, but pile-ons turn people into characters. We need more nuance before the noose appears.
Founder, operator, pricing, growth, and commercial strategy notes.
Online accountability matters, but pile-ons turn people into characters. We need more nuance before the noose appears.
Entrepreneur Revolution did not make me rich. It gave me clarity, and that was enough to change the direction of my career.
WhatsApp’s multiple-number update points at a bigger truth: modern business owners do not operate through one identity anymore.
Perfect routines are often sold as simple discipline. In real life, trying to optimise everything at once is usually how people burn out.
Hidden VAT in consumer pricing creates friction and confusion. The full price should be obvious before the customer says yes.
A candid introduction to Brad’s projects, from software and AI agents to ecommerce, automation, travel tech, and build-in-public work.
AI bubble deflation may be healthy if it forces the market to separate useful, boring AI from hype-driven products.
AI is exposing weak SaaS business models. The SaaS-pocalypse is less about better software and more about broken economics.
Why Google Gemini may be the AI platform to watch in 2026 as traffic, distribution, and ecosystem power shift away from ChatGPT.
The UK under-16 social media ban debate shows how child safety, platform power, and internet regulation keep colliding.
OpenAI moving into hardware signals that AI wants to leave the chat box and become part of daily physical workflows.
Software engineers need more than code now. Communication, judgement, and problem framing matter more as AI changes delivery.