Thomas Knoll writes about using a personal AI-assisted note system to think through writing, and about his 'Self Healing Leadership' practice for founders, which applies psychological ideas about internal resistance to business performance. The issues are short, personal and somewhat promotional, with a daily routine template for an 'internal standup'.
Website: https://www.thomasknoll.info/
Essays on product management, organizational dynamics and the workplace by a long-time product practitioner. Readers get reflective, nuanced takes on causality, feature factories and what companies can and cannot offer people.
Essays on leadership, governance and organisational judgement, grounded in Australian case law, survey data and political philosophy such as Burke. Readers get structured arguments with practical recommendations, plus occasional guest interviews on management methods.
Steve Magness, a performance coach and author, writes about how people sustain excellence in sport, work and life, drawing on coaching experience and psychology and physiology research. Issues pair concrete stories and coaching principles with practical takeaways on mindset, culture and technology.
Aaron Renn's essays examine American leadership, civic institutions, and the cultural foundations of national life, drawing on history and recent books. Readers get critiques of elite formation, reviews of works on the online right, and observations on the decline of selfless civic leadership in cities.
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