Rough ideas and reflections that still lack one doneness. These are the seeds that will often grow into full-blown essays.
Why Growing Fast and Big Won’t Help You Hire the Right People and Will Poison Your Business.
A few weeks ago, I stumbled upon a reply by Justin Jackson to this other tweet by Ben Tossell. I've been in that situation multiple …
How I Used Prototyping to De-risk a New Product and Why That Might Be a Clever Idea for You as Well.
When creating a new product, we usually do research, write specs, draw sketches and diagrams, and a long etcetera of activities for finding …
The more prescriptive a solution, the easier it is to sell. Thinking is exhausting, so simpler, pre-cooked solutions are usually easier …
If you're learning a new discipline and trying to grow on top of it, there is something that barely ever works: taking shortcuts. You can …
We tend to judge our decisions based on the results we get. But is that the right thing to do? When we start learning to code, it’s usual …
Throughout the past year diving into the world of trading, there is a problem I've been recurrently experiencing: derailing from the …
You don't need as much to start sharing your work.
Working in public has been burdening me for a long time. If you're like the old me, you're always trying to craft a masterpiece before …
As Ryan Singer commented on Twitter the other day, "What sounds like a problem often isn't concrete enough." That's a common trap with …
How many times have I heard this question? When I worked for others and started working on a new product, they couldn't stop asking: "When …
