We’re Temple: the anti-survey company. We spent 2025 working with some of the top brands in the world to answer one question: how can they see what their customers see? From store execution to field marketing to product packaging, brands have been forced to rely on slow &

moved from nyc to sf - traded cityscapes and convos about b2b saas to these views and convos about b2b saas

https://t.co/9fwoUt2s1J

went to a restaurant and saw robots so naturally had to write a Substack about it

https://t.co/21BdPCNmFS

first Substack post ! why we at Temple are bullish on brick-and-mortar in this AI world. read more about it below:

me in 2081:

power of a good investor update = (numbers + learnings + authenticity)^(clarity on what’s next)

speed of creation is getting faster — it’s the era of being a creative, curious, high agency person

the unsung startup hero: enterprise early-adopters

retaining momentum is all about believing that this is only the beginning and having to cancel more noise to get to where you want faster

so who’s building the AI audience tool to proactively tell you if your launch post is going to get you cancelled

Shout out to my electric gas company for showing me how snail mail can beat email while nearly knocking me out in the process

Doctors be like: Don’t confuse your Google search with my 4 years of Medical School Patients be like: Don’t confuse your 4 years of Medical School with my 20 years of living with the fucking disease

a fiction book should’ve replaced the book on emotional intelligence 🧐

In all the complexities of healthcare, the first thing patients really want to know is "do you know me?" When they call, they don't want to have to repeat the same story over and over again. It's shocking how simple this could be yet how difficult this is to execute.

Switched screens from Twitter to Threads and I literally couldn’t tell the difference unless I read through the posts