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Nobody writes advice for 30-somethings. So I wrote 33 pieces of them.
At 30, you're supposed to have your life figured out. That's, at least, what it feels like from the endless advice for people in their 20s. But for people in their 30s, there are few and far between. I'm guilty of this, too: I
Your career plan is a guess (and that's ok)
The people greenlighting $200M movies don't know what works. Neither do you.
Too profitable to kill, too small to sell
How startups end up in purgatory – and how I'm keeping mine out.
Your friends would help you find a flat. Why not a job?
"Hey, you'd be unreal at this" - said nobody ever (but they should)
Too senior for IC, too operational to lead? [#127]
The seniority trap nobody warns you about. Good news: you can climb out. Here's how.
AI fluency is the most-wanted skill on the job market
Can't find a job? Burn through a few million tokens and watch your chances skyrocket.
Read this if you're just starting out
Lessons I wish I knew ten years ago when I began my professional career.
Are you an NPC?
High agency is great, but using agency to buy more agency misses the point.
Generalists don't have a skills problem. They have a story problem.
How to position yourself as a generalist.
Build your life now, not after you’ve "made it"
What you’ll regret not trying.