What I read this week

Jun 17, 2024

There is no secret to success.

No silver bullet hiding behind the corner.

You’ll become successful through overcoming challenges and facing your obstacles.

… but that doesn’t mean it has to lack inspiration or fun.

Here’s a few links that you can skim in under 60 seconds.

I hope it will inspire you, and on occasion help you get unstuck.

How Miyamoto Musashi Solved Overthinking (Genius Strategy). “There is more than one path to the top of the mountain. The way is in training.” Ronin stoic insights.
Kevlin Henney: How Software Learns. “Architecture is about the relationship of space with time.“, Brilliant storytelling by my favorite word-smith, Kevlin on the evolution of software architecture over time.
Are OKRs 'Management Malpractice'? Learning about goal trees.
Openfeature.dev. A CNCF movement for standardising usage of Feature Flags to be compatible with other CNCF recommendations and projects.
Cynefin Framework—Constraints. Refreshing my knowledge on Enabling Constraints for a coaching client discussion.
Doctor’s Brutal Advice If You're ALWAYS TIRED. Ego Depletion—the energy you spend when making choices. Separate decisions of whether to do a task from doing it. Great concept, will be useful for digital transformation topics.
The Best OO Language is a Functional One. The closer I get to business and behavior decomposition, the more I value the simplicity of being able to express behavior as functional types. Taking some inspiration from Pragmatic Dave.