Learn how to manage the pain in your creative process with issue #15 of The Two But Rule podcast. Overcome obstacles and embrace the power of "But."

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Explore Uber's strategy for selecting early customers, shaping the ride-sharing industry, and its journey to global success. 🎯🚘💡

Explore the near future on this journey from centralized social networks like Twitter, to decentralized networks like Mastodon and Nostr.

In this audio version of Issue 6 of the Two But Rule, we explore how to maintain momentum even when there are real divisions on your team.

In this episode, we explore the history of Airbnb and its experience with Paul Graham and Y Combinator.

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Are you up to date on the latest in blockchain technology? This episode of The Two But Rule, "Blockchain and its Chain of Buts" explores the many challenges facing blockchain, web3, nfts and cryptocurrency. Join our community of but-heads today, as we discover that life really is a chain of buts. #2buts

Are you stuck and struggling to achieve momentum thinking? Can't find your "second-but"? Check out the latest audio episode of The Two But Rule, where we explore the power of the "fuzzy second-but" and how it can lead to unexpected insights and breakthroughs. From IBM's engineers to Elon Musk's SpaceX company, learn how a well-chosen set of "fuzzy buts" can launch you on a journey to success. Click the link to read more and learn how to maintain momentum in your brainstorming sessions! #brainstorming #innovation #elonmusk #spacex" #2buts

This episode is all about the power of "buts" in problem solving and innovation. We start by sharing a real-life example from Best Buy, where an employee had an idea to put Geek Squad cars on a map for customers to see, but the idea didn't pan out. However, the employee and his team later realized that the same concept could be applied to the taxi industry and this led to the creation of the company Flywheel, which played a major role in shaping the ridesharing industry. We also discuss the importance of understanding the underlying motivations of why someone wants something, instead of just focusing on the surface-level request. We use the example of Henry Ford's Model T to show how understanding the underlying motivations of consumers can lead to truly innovative solutions. So, tune in to learn how to turn your "buts" into big ideas!