Perishable Knowledge

Ruthless Capitalism and the Death of the Mercy Rule

What We Lose When You Have Already Won, And Just Keep Scoring

Jan 13 • Collin Wallace

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Being Right Is Not a Strategy

The Most Dangerous Assumption in Business (And Life)

Jan 9 • Collin Wallace

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"AI Slop" Might Just Be Your Bad Work Unfiltered (And That's Probably Good News)

Why Every Creative Transition Faces the Same Criticism

Jan 6 • Collin Wallace

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December 2025

Two Of My Favorite Professors Died This Month. And They Managed To Teach Me the Same Final Lesson.

There Are A Lot Of Ways To Win At Life.

Dec 2, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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November 2025

Incentives and Beliefs

Staying True in a World That Rewards Shortcuts

Nov 26, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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Where to Build Your Startup?

The Geography Debate Misses the Point. Here's What Actually Matters When Choosing Where to Build.

Nov 19, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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The Three Words That Tell Me You're Solving the Wrong Problem

Why These Are Three of The Scariest Words I Can Hear In a Pitch

Nov 11, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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October 2025

Building Championship Teams

What Venture Firms Can Learn from Professional Sports

Oct 30, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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Humans Are A Lot Harder Than Tech

Why the AI Revolution Will Be Won or Lost on Culture, Not Code

Oct 28, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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The One Question Type That Separates Successful Founders From Everyone Else

How to Boundary Questions Can Turn Information Into Perishable Knowledge

Oct 15, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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The Chess Theory of Customer Discovery

Why You Should Move Like a Rook, Not a Bishop

Oct 8, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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September 2025

Your Job Won't Survive AI—But Your AI-Powered Business Will

If there is one thing that is obvious from all the most recent AI headlines, it is that we stand at the edge of the most significant economic…

Sep 30, 2025 • Collin Wallace

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