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The more data, the clearer the map becomes. Enter the era of big data.

What makes data more useful is the person curating it.

…data science requires more than math skills: it also takes people who have a wide-ranging curiosity, and whose innovation is guided by their own experience – not just data.

…the best intuition takes huge amounts of data, harvesting our entire life experience, and filters it through the human brain.

In our data-driven world, we tend to overvalue numbers and undervalue anything ephemeral, soft, and difficult to quantify.

You can gather much richer data sitting next to a user versus sharing a screen.

After the initial setup, it usually takes additional effort to ensure that the metrics data you’re collecting are accurate and match what you intended to track.

Publicly available data can from similar products or solutions can help define your users and engagement targets.

…it is very difficult to look at data and evidence from the field and come to any other conclusion than that our world will continue to accelerate, quite possibly at an increased rate.

…data suggest… that meaning is healthier than happiness, and that people who look for purpose in their work are more successful in pursuing their passions… than those who look for joy.