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How Playing Strategy Games (like Starcraft, AoE) Teachs Me About Building Startups and Product Strategy (Work-in-progress)
Mom and Dad, I hope this can explain why I spent so much time playing games instead of doing my homework back then. Embrace failure and continual improvement Failure is a natural part of the learning process, especially for new players of strategy games. As […]
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Tana is bringing us one step closer to a better way of managing our knowledge (WIP)
The gap between structured vs unstructured notes Notes can be thought of as data, which can be represented in either a structured or unstructured format. Unstructured notes, such as free-form text or a whiteboard, are easy to write and read but can be difficult to […]
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My Productivity Stack
PKM Tool Migrating to Tana from LogSeq (Past tools: Obsidian, Notion, Onenote) To-do List TickTick (Past tools: Todoist) Time Tracking Toggle As a manager, I am responsible for a wide range of tasks (hiring, coaching, roadmapping, etc). To be able to use my time efficiently, […]
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5 ways to kickstart your Product Management career (WIP)
Build Something I highly recommend this approach as it is the most efficient way to gain hands-on experience and understand the impact you can have on real customers Read Product Books I always recommend reading books over articles or short videos since they provide you […]
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Protected: How we run Weekly Product Updates at Holistics
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The Growth Strategy System
My original post on LinkedIn Growth Strategy System is one of the most eye-opening things I’ve learned from Reforge. Growth is about capturing more of the existing market by expanding distribution, reinforcing habits, and generating more revenue. Most of us treat growth as a linear funnel […]
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Product Principle: “Simple things should be simple. Complex things should be possible” (WIP)
“Simple things should be simple. Complex things should be possible” from Alan Kay, is one of my favorite product development principles “After getting the product-market fit, the expectations of the customer continue to increase over time, and in fact, total satisfaction is likely an asymptote […]