Posts by Liam Redmond
7 ways high-performing founders rest better instead of just working harder
You’ve probably felt it before. That quiet pressure that says if you just push a little longer, answer one more email, squeeze in one more sprint, things will finally click. Early-stage founders live in that loop. But if you zoom out and look at the ones who actually sustain momentum over years, not just months,…
Read MoreSavannah Guthrie believes most of the ransom notes were sick money grabs — but two were likely genuine
Savannah Guthrie believes most of the ransom notes were sick fakes — but two were likely genuine and from her mom’s kidnapper. “There are a lot of different notes, I think that came and I think most of them … are not real and I didn’t see them,” the “Today” host said. Savannah Guthrie speaks…
Read MoreCommentary: Sora’s demise doesn’t mean the AI bubble is bursting anytime soon
ChatGPT would like you to know that, despite what you may have heard on social media, the abrupt closing of Sora, OpenAI’s nascent platform for creating video shorts, “does not” mean that the public is increasingly disenchanted with AI-generated video content. Or “AI slop” as it is known in online vernacular. Yes, ChatGPT concedes, Sora…
Read More7 small financial systems that save founders from chaos later
If you’ve ever opened your bank account and felt a quiet spike of anxiety because you’re not exactly sure what’s going on, you’re not alone. Most early-stage founders don’t fail because of bad ideas. They fail because money becomes messy, reactive, and unclear. The tricky part is that financial chaos doesn’t feel urgent until it…
Read MoreDepth Over Devices: Why Families Are Returning to Pen and Paper for Learning
To say that the digital age has revolutionized nearly every sector of life is hardly an exaggeration. But whether those changes will ultimately be judged as generally positive, neutral, or unfortunate, remains to be seen. Even so, the effects of near-constant screen exposure, both at home and in the classroom, are becoming harder to ignore.…
Read MoreHow Taking Responsibility Transforms Your Life: Lessons from Best Day of My Life by Cole DaSilva
Besides other remarkable, powerful life-changing lessons Cole DaSilva learned during his journey, one that stands out is the realization that mindset governs every aspect of life, as he reveals in his book, Best Day of My Life. This idea was the base of everything Cole accomplished, including the battle with addiction and the creation of…
Read MoreAirTalk Wireless: Two Decades of Service and Affordable Connectivity
At a time when the cost of nearly everything has gone up, AirTalk Wireless offers reliable service and respite from rising costs. Now, with over 26 years of experience in the wireless industry, the low-cost wireless provider has established itself as a trusted company in many US households today. AirTalk wireless has bucked the trend…
Read MoreInstagram, YouTube found liable in lawsuit alleging they were designed to addict kids
After a grueling seven weeks of court proceedings and more than 40 hours of tense deliberations across nine days, jurors handed down a landmark decision in Los Angeles Superior Court on Wednesday, finding Instagram and YouTube responsible for the suffering of a Chico woman who charged the platform was built to addict young users like…
Read MoreBioLLM’s Exploration of AI’s Unexpected Evolution
Over the past several years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Large Language Models (LLMs) have become increasingly integrated into modern life. Businesses worldwide have begun to utilize these tools, weaving them into the very fabric of how they operate on a fundamental level. However, as eager as so many companies are to utilize AI and LLMs…
Read MoreCommunication Beats Great Work Almost Every Time
I’ve built companies on execution, but here’s the hard truth: communication beats performance in most client relationships. That’s not a license for sloppy work. It’s a call to get real about what clients actually value—clarity, certainty, and feeling taken care of. Early in my career, my team and I were absolute grinders. We lived in…
Read MoreHow to Build a Unified System for Design Efficiency in Your Small Business
Last month, someone on your team built a button component. It looked clean, worked perfectly, and was production-ready. Shortly thereafter, someone else built that same button again, only with slightly different colors, different hover states, and with completely different code. Both teams think they followed the brand guidelines, and neither team knows the other version…
Read More5 ways founders accidentally destroy trust with their investors
If you’ve ever drafted an investor update and stared at the screen wondering how honest to be, you’re not alone. Early-stage founders walk a tightrope between confidence and transparency. You want to show momentum, but you also know things break constantly behind the scenes. The uncomfortable truth is that most trust isn’t lost in big,…
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