Casey Accidental
Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Archive
About
Why Management Advice Breaks for Founders
This essay emerged from a conversation with my former boss and executive coach Cat Lee.
May 5
•
Casey Winters
20
4
3
Latest
Top
Discussions
The AI Signal to Noise Curve
A lot of people feel like they’re struggling to keep up with AI.
Mar 17
•
Casey Winters
36
5
Podcast with Phil Carter on Agentic Growth and Bootstrapping a Network
I saw down with Phil Carter to discuss the origins of SuperMe, thinking about growth in an agentic world, and some of our failures and learnings on…
Mar 10
•
Casey Winters
6
Every Product Starts in Oklahoma
Oklahoma and Missouri share a small border smack dab in the middle of America.
Mar 3
•
Casey Winters
16
Zero to One Is a Subtraction Problem
Zero to one isn’t just about speed. It’s about surface area and conviction.
Feb 17
•
Casey Winters
19
1
4
Magic Tricks, Moats, and the Three-Body Problem of AI Networks
We’ve been building an AI-native network business at SuperMe for the last year and a half.
Feb 11
•
Casey Winters
20
2
4
New Podcast on AI Growth and Product Strategy
I promise I’m not going on podcasts all the time, but in this podcast I talk a lot about what people are doing to grow in the age of AI and what I think…
Feb 2
•
Casey Winters
3
1
Talking My Founder Journey So Far and Scaling Expertise on the Supra Podcast
I broke a bit of a podcast silence to talk bout my founding journey so far and how we’re trying to help people scale their expertise at SuperMe on the…
Jan 27
•
Casey Winters
7
1
1
See all
Casey Accidental
My personal blog on all things related to scaling companies
Subscribe
Recommendations
View all 19
The Beautiful Mess
John Cutler
Dan Hock's Essays
Dan Hockenmaier
Semi-Technical by Crystal Widjaja
Crystal Widjaja
The FishmanAF Newsletter
Adam Fishman
The GTM Engineer by Clay
Mishti
Casey Accidental
Subscribe
About
Archive
Recommendations
Sitemap
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts
