Indevtech lands on two of Inc. Magazine's lists. An essay on what the doing-is-the-point applies to in a frictionless age. A spotlight on Danny Luu and a quiet look inside House's greenhouse.
Read Issue No. 1 →The plants in Eric Newhouse's office did not arrive on purpose. Nobody bought them for him. Nobody assigned them to him. They just — at some point, one by one — showed up. And Eric, being Eric, did not say no.
Read the note →On a Friday night in Japan, mid-vacation, my phone buzzed with a text from one of our sales reps. I sat down to write one document under pressure. I walked away three days later with seven artifacts and a system. Here's the math behind that cascade, the one condition it requires, and a personal guarantee about what one hour a day will do.
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