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As a non-practising lawyer that just used Claude Code to build a mobile app, and having founded and scaled a legal tech company, and been heavily involved in the legaltech scene, I just wanna say this is signal.
Very good! Save us from creating solutions in search of problems (at AI pace and scale)
I've spent 20+ years launching products and features.
I finally wrote down the early access playbook I wish I'd had when I started.
docs.google.com/document/d/1…
I just sent this to the brand agent for @TheDoxaWay. Rough and unedited.
I like Dawn the best but wanted to say this. The reason I initially resonated with Nike is because of how you feel after a Nike commercial- alive and inspired. The thing with following God is that this is more revolution that is radical than a Bible study. This is not about being average or lukewarm. It’s inspired by the story of Pentecost and the promise that the Holy Spirit is powerfully and wonderfully for all people. It’s about being inspired by the testimony of martyrs who gave it all for God. It’s a desire to see God come in every sphere and make his peace, joy and wholeness present. It’s about worshipping in boardrooms and classrooms, hospitals and prisons and seeking first the Kingdom of God and His rightness. Worshipping in Spirit and in truth. And following the Spirit , the God who speaks. The God who speaks light into darkness who has spoken into our hearts and caused them to burn for love with Him.
For all the parents out there who wish there was a faster way to record the funny things our kids say before we forget
Mom, your eyes are half on.
Keep every made-up word and funny thing your kids say, in one app. Coming soon.
ALT A cartoon. At the breakfast table early in the morning, Mom stands sipping from a big steaming mug of coffee, her eyes barely open. Finn sits across the table, peering up at her very seriously. Finn's speech bubble says: "Mom, your eyes are half on."
Super excited about this. It's time to ensure that the precious things our little ones say are not forgotten!
Hello world!
It's Garth here, @garthwatson. I thought I'd always remember the precious things my sons said.
I was wrong.
Despite note apps and voice recorders I didn't write most of it down.
The things I did record. Where are they? New recording 23 on broken iPhone.
My daughter is almost 3. And I don't want the same thing to happen.
So, I've just made it easy to record and return to the most precious words I may hear.
Wamemba me makes sure here precious little sayings are safe. Forever. Easy to save and return to.
To anyone who thinks they'll never forget, or realises that they once thought that, but did forget.
You are invited :-) We'll launch the app soon. Sign up on our website for early access!
Garth Watson retweeted
My story with God.
I mostly talk markets on here, but today I want to share the story of the day I knew there was only one true King.
I grew up in church. Had a great foundation of what a relationship with God was supposed to look like.
Church on sundays. Bible study. Summer camps. Singing. Giving. Serving. Volunteering. You know the typa fam.
I was "doing good" in the world I guess, but didn't really feel like I truly knew Jesus or had a relationship with Him.
Felt like i was kinda larping as a christian to be honest. But then in my late teens & early 20s, life was getting ugly and I needed someone. Something. There was a gaping hole in my life/heart.
Because of my upbringing, i knew God was the answer but i didn't understand how to find or build a relationship with Him. Just felt like prayers were going unanswered.
^ spoiler: they weren't. I just needed to be patient. Here's where my story changes.
In the midst of struggles/trials in my life, i went to church one sunday and for whatever reason i felt different this day. Just off. Cant really explain it but whatever.
But the message from the pastor that day was about "miracles in the marketplace"...meaning the power of the Lord isn't just contained to the church walls or some building. I thought that was a cool idea.
Miracles can happen anywhere. So, as I got in the car after that church service. I was praying out loud (which I rarely do) for God to perform a miracle in the real world, my world, before I arrived home from that drive.
I had one stop during the drive. At an Aldi grocery store. I went in and did my shopping. Nothing crazy. Normal stuff.
But as I was walking out, i was thinking "wouldn't it be cool if a homeless person walked up so I could give them some money or something". Kinda a dumb thought in hindsight haha but whatver.
But if I gave a homeless person money then I could chalk that up as the "miracle" (was my thinking lol), but as I was walking out to this huge open parking lot, there was no other cars within 50 feet of my car. No people anywhere in sight...and I mean I was looking hard.
Not a soul was around.
Literally nobody. so I get to my car, open the trunk, toss my two bags of groceries in in less than 10 seconds...and as I'm swinging my big toyota rav4 trunk closed...
I kid you not, this man appears out of thin air. He did not exist. I have chills writing this. He appeared out of no where. He didn't ask for anything. He just said "hello".
I stood there for a sec and said "hey man, you scared me" (because it made me jump). He replied, "do not be afraid, i was just wanted to see if you wanted to grab a pizza. this is a little embarrassing but im hungry"
There was a domino's in the same parking lot, so I said of course. It was pouring rain but we walked over. I got him a pizza. His name was John. He was a homeless veteran. Just fallen on some bad luck.
As we were waiting for the pizza, he was telling me his story, and he said earlier that day he was praying for a sign from God. For someone to be kind to him. To eat with him. Treat him like a human again.
We sat for hours. He's weeping in the Domino's saying God has answered his prayers, and he's going back to the homeless shelter to tell everyone everything. Meanwhile, he just changed my life forever.
A miracle in the marketplace. An answer prayer. A supernatural encounter. A relatinship with the one true King.
So, on this Sunday, remember that while this life can be blast. Making money is fun. Traveling is cool.
But it's all fleeting. One day, none of the money, the status, the followers, or the "things" we spent our lives chasing will matter.
I spent years thinking I needed some massive sign from God to know He was real...turns out, all I needed was a pizza with a stranger. My DM's are always open.
Happy Sunday everyone, let's have a week this week!
Garth Watson retweeted
I'm now a shareholder in @smarterwebuk inspired by the launch of the Bitcoin backed Pref and also having spoken to @asjwebley over the weekend and hearing his thoughts on what I understand as the Bitcoin Backed Digital Credit model for 2026 and beyond.
I want to see SWC - a British company - dominate.
🇬🇧
Garth Watson retweeted
Your church received prophecy on Sunday. Who is weighing it?
Record it once. Weigh it together. Hold what is good. (1 Corinthians 14:29)
AI optimised for comfort can pull believers away from Scripture, Jesus and church. AI built to serve them can strengthen all. Our full response, with the design lines we drew up front in next post.
AI promises to perform tasks that religions have carried out for millennia: shaping people’s outlook on life and helping them find meaning in it. Some religious leaders are worried economist.com/international/…
Some thoughts on AI capital.
It’s been said that services companies, even professional services companies stand to benefit the most from AI.
Services as software is the talk.
We have human capital. That is well understood.
But AI capital is not well understood yet as an asset. But it’s super simple…
Institutional knowledge is also well understood.
Humans can walk out the door. And often years of undocumented experience (a portion of the firms human capital) walks out with them.
So, we want to institutionalise human capital. That’s always the holy grail, right?
So, what if we could document the human capital, in a useful and living way, that human capital, the know how, a firm’s unique alpha in it’s people. We can, (it will be a season, but with transcription and AI it is more possible than ever to do this).
Expertise of experts can be documented and institutional knowledge can be banked more easily now than ever before.
That documentation could take the form of .MD files. Those are the files that form an AI agent’s context, which, along with tools (e.g. the ability to do things on a computer) enable an agent to act.
Those .MD files are AI capital.
AI capital that is a unique to a specific professional services firm enables them to scale their impact and competitive advantage with AI.
Now is the time for services firms to create AI capital, and indeed enable their corporate clients to create it.
Now, this all assumes that a firm’s competitive advantage contains a some kind of good without environmental or social externalities. If it does not, please do not scale your negative impact with AI or help your corporate clients to do that!