Why Brooks Needs Runners Who Hate to Run
The $500 million company has conquered runners. Now it has to figure out everyone else.
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Good vs. Better at BadI try to leave out the hot takes, but this was worth including for its macro view of what the “smart” assistant space should be. We’re still a ways
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Why Does Every Lifestyle Startup Look the Same?The clock is running out on this minimalist aesthetic. My side note: There’s a section dedicated to clothes for dog walking on the Outdoor Voices