Laugh at Marie Kondo all you want but “Does it spark joy?” is a great heuristic and also an example of this:http://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2017/5/11/jpeg-your-ideas …
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Yes, based on my experience, the more senior you are, the more time you spend saying the same thing over and over, and the more people tell you they don't know what's going on. That childhood telephone game at scale is real.
Been thinking more about your comment about "sparking joy". It connects to the oh-so-common derisive attitude to marketing from science-and-tech people, the "It's just hype / BS". Bad marketing often is.
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But great marketing - like "Does it spark joy?", or (say) the best of Steve Jobs' keynotes - connects really deeply to humans, and shows incredible insight. Anyways, thanks for your original tweet, it'll stay with me, I think.
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Reminds me, I should write up one of Jobs classic keynotes. He was the best at those, and boy does Apple miss that now.
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