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Episode 053 Connect the Dots
We start with Volkswagen, then mortgages, then Ben\u2019s time in Taiwan, and finally end with a critique of the Apple Watch. It all makes sense in the end. Hopefully. This episode is sponsored by Zendesk. Make your customer service seem like magic by building it directly into your apps, websites and products with Zendesk Embeddables. Links Adam Lashinsky: How Apple Words \u2014 Fortune Lauren Martin: If You Have Savings in Your 20s, You\u2019re Doing Something Wrong \u2014 Elite Daily Steve Jobs: Stanford Commencement Speech \u2014 Stanford News Rita McGrath: The End of Competitive Advantage \u2014 Amazon Ben Thompson: Apple Watch: \u2026 Continue reading Episode 053 \u2014 Connect the Dots