Shape Up with Ryan Singer

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Books by Basecamp - 00:13 Shape Up: Stop Running in Circles and Ship Work that Matters - 00:17 Ryan on Twitter - 00:19 Breadboard on Wikipedia and in Shape Up - 6:30 Forrest M. Mims III on Wikipedia - 7:00 "Planning is Guessing," our episode featuring Jason Fried on six-week cycles (his segment starts at 10:03). See also his Signal v. Noise post, "What six weeks of work looks like" - 13:20 "Bets, not Backlogs," a chapter in Shape Up - 16:17 The section on appetite in Shape Up - 17:13 The section on the circuit breaker in Shape Up - 19:16

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