Steve Hardy

@evansammccann @GetJobber

Booking, coordinating, quotes, payment of trades and repair people is the worst experience. Google is just ads, random reviews, multiple phone calls. I just want a platform where I book what I need, get a quote, what time they will come and pay. Anyone working on this? Ideally 🇨🇦

We’re all the band on the Titanic now.

Grand Slam Poetry Champion | Harry Baker | TEDxExeter youtu.be/cxGWGohIXiw

A reminder: this is water - youtu.be/xoblutORPNA

The Human Playground documentary series on Netflix is well shot, nicely written, and covers an impressively broad slate of stories from around the globe.

Interesting analogy..,

Serious question: Is there something mechanical in iPhones that loosens the lightning port exactly when the battery fades badly (which always seems to be in an August)?

#HappyThanksgiving We playfully call them grati-toads, and we try to spot these special creatures each night before dozing off: things that we're grateful for, such as...

Like removing Daylight Savings Time, common sense reform of the death care industry is elusive but much needed. Green burial like this is on the right path. apple.news/AMtgjYNfiTBSDQ…

@thejustinwelsh The Five Myths of Consumer Behavior

What's a book nobody talks about, that every entrepreneur should read?

"But how do we know everyone is really working if we can't see them??" Over the last decade at @doist, we’ve used three systems of accountability as a fully remote, async-first team of ~100 employees spread across ~15 time zones:

“Every billionaire is a policy failure.” nytimes.com/2022/09/14/cli…

Queue is such a great word. The actual important letter, and then four more silently waiting behind it in a line.

Never attribute to conspiracy what is more easily explained by incentives and incompetence.

Frameworks I use everyday that have helped me sell companies, hire top talent, love life and build communities of millions of people I can't live without them and maybe you can't either:

A paradox is a seemingly self-contradictory statement that proves true. The most powerful paradoxes I’ve found:

“We need more generalists to balance things out, to represent the macro view in this increasingly micro world.” buff.ly/2SosGHL

@MylesShedden The pandemic was just a dress rehearsal.

It’s so ridiculous but utterly human that we’re barrelling towards mass death from climate change and literally no one will sacrifice anything to change it.

🧵/17 But if we continue to treat the human set of challenges, and the environmental set of challenges, as if they don't relate to each other, as if they are not inextricably connected, we will continue to fail at addressing either. That is the pattern we must recognize.