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kylejordan

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Why is it so annoying when people are ambiguous?

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pndblog.typepad.com 9y ago

Do bots have a role in creating social change?

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www.fundraisinggenius.co 9y ago

How #GiveProgress built the 'Amazon for giving'

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www.chooseyourshelf.com 9y ago

All of the 150+ books recommended on James Altucher's podcast

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www.futureoffundraising.com 10y ago

How Nonprofits Could Use A/B Tests to Raise Money

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failcast.simplecast.fm 10y ago

Why I Shut Down an Online Community (podcast)

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cmxhub.com 11y ago

What I Learned about Community from Sending 300+ Emails Manually

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www.dwilly.co 11y ago

What I Learned from Sending 300+ Emails Manually

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www.dwilly.co 11y ago

Our startup quest to generate 1M ideas in one year

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www.growmaturedisrupt.com 11y ago

Minimalist startup poster designs

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designofdifference.usefedora.com 11y ago

Wrong Theory Applied: learn to design barriers

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10altuchers.tumblr.com 11y ago

I think James Altucher would approve

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www.dwillygiveaway.com 12y ago

Giving $25k to help nonprofits innovate

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www.kylecrawford.co 12y ago

Why I finally got mugged

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www.kylecrawford.co 12y ago

How to Standardize Joy

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www.kylecrawford.co 12y ago

What I Said at Google Today

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www.kylecrawford.co 12y ago

My best business lunch ever (super short read)

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www.kylecrawford.co 12y ago

What Rap Battles Can Teach You About Entering New Markets

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www.kylecrawford.co 12y ago

Startup lessons from the worst drink in Chicago

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medium.com 12y ago

Why Our Whole Thinking on Autism is about to Change

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Thanks @samcollins! That's a really thoughtful observation. I think you nailed the feeling I had initially when I couldn't shake the brute force urge to see the numbers climb.

I don't know if it matters, but in thinking about Dwilly as a community rather than customers, I find myself thinking very differently about how it operates, what it stands for, etc.