The View Inside Me
Reflections from the inside.
Essays by Marc Winn on purpose, conviction, founder energy and what is quietly shifting underneath the surface.
Pulled live from theviewinside.me. New pieces appear here as soon as they are published.
30 September 2026
AI in your organisation: start with what you want it to make possible
AI adoption starts with a useful question: what should become possible? Marc Winn explores simpler work, human judgement and a small place to begin.
Read the essay →30 September 2026
Clarity for founders: finding the one thing that matters
When everything feels important, where do you begin? Marc Winn explores how founders can find the decision beneath the list and make one useful move.
Read the essay →30 September 2026
What a leadership team is really disagreeing about
A strategy disagreement can hide different hopes, fears and meanings. Marc Winn explores how leadership teams can understand the choice in front of them.
Read the essay →30 September 2026
Organisational inertia: why good teams stop moving
Good teams can become stuck inside sensible processes. Marc Winn explores organisational inertia and how to make one useful change without a grand relaunch.
Read the essay →30 September 2026
When an organisation loses its purpose, and how to find it again
The business is growing. The numbers look respectable. The strategy has been refreshed. Someone has commissioned a rather lovely slide deck.
Read the essay →28 September 2026
What a diagram taught me about organisations that have lost their way
A picture I adapted travelled around the world. What its reach, and its limits, taught me about organisations that have lost their way.
Read the essay →28 September 2026
I have accidentally become the helpdesk
I like building systems that help. This is fortunate, because I have also built quite a few systems that need help.
Read the essay →21 September 2026
I would quite like to enjoy the future
I am excited by what is becoming possible. I am also aware that I could spend the rest of my life investigating it and forget to have much of a life. There is…
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