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That moment when you realise you’ve managed to forget just about everything you’ve ever advised your clients to do.

The week (well, fortnight) where I appreciate the need to emote more.

The week where I realise people are only going to start reading this if I actually tell them I’m writing it.

The week where the Race.Radio earpiece thingy is finally revealed, but it still feels like I’m going nowhere fast.

The week where everyone gets back down to work, myself included.

The week where everyone involved gets ill simultaneously and not a huge amount happens as a result.

A week that brought my first proper investor meeting and some valuable insight from a price sensitivity analysis.

The week that sees the introduction of conversational AI and me trying to stay the right side of the law.

Finalising the financial model, a networking effect and getting started on the app design.

A week of isolation leaves me craving the comforts of a team for the first time.

The week where the design for the remote is finally revealed (and it’s gooood).

A week of reviewing sketches and delving into measures of perceived usefulness and perceived ease-of-use.

Because not every parent thinks their baby’s beautiful, right?

Progress stalls and so thoughts turn to the mountains.

And all of a sudden, this has some purpose.

This is what happens when you do things on a whim.

Turns out we’re our own best use case.

Dawn rides and a solid master’s mark

A minimum viable product of sorts

Two new collaborators (not the screenplay for a new ITV rural cop drama)