📚 Books I read in January 2026
Two great books contended for the highlight of the month, but eventually I had to pick one. Besides those, a couple of fiction books worth reading completed the list for January.
Sergio Visinoni
Two helpful paradoxes, and moving home
Exploring a couple of classic paradoxes that come in handy for navigating today's landscape, and some updates on the future of this newsletter
The reverse Napster manoeuvre of Big AI
Tech companies and copyright haven't always been friends. But today, the balance of power is significantly different to what it used to be around 1999.
📚 Books I read in December 2025
Going deeper in the Wardley rabbit hole, a great book from a familiar author, and a book I would not recommend you spend any of your time on. Thank me later.
Setting your 2026 goals
At a time of the year when good resolutions tend to fail, here is a proven system for setting and following up on your goals
📚 Books I read in November 2025
One of the things I love most about books? One book usually leads to others, which in turn lead to others... in an infinite thread of surprises and joy. Even then they're not all masterpieces.
It's not a principle until it costs you money
Surprising advice from the advertising industry, where the tech industry seems to be hading to, and why I refused a couple of potentially lucrative gigs. All in one article!