“Is Airtable your main thing?” I was asked at Thanksgiving. I wanted to answer with something spicy, but wimped out. “Everyone you know is going to laugh at what they used to try to do with spreadsheets.” I predicted, “You can have millions of dollars of custom business software that otherwise would take years to develop, for free in a matter of hours. It’s no longer a secret.”
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Although my bet is placed, I don't know who will win the low-code arms race. But I am absolutely certain that when you walk into a coffee shop in the future, the screens on everyone’s laptops will not be running Google Sheets.
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Bradley Haering, my next podcast guest, has his own prediction about the future. That artist development will be shaped by personalization and patience. In fact, he left his role as President of Nice Life Recording Co to design a new label strategy focused on the individual mental health of each artist. And his first step will surprise you: becoming a licensed marriage and family therapist.
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“You have this lifelong dream, then you get it and you realize you still have things to deal with.”

Watch the full podcast episode.

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