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One often-overlooked aspect of great software is that it feels like it was designed by a single person through & through. Or so it seems.

You're a first-time manager, your team mate has made a mistake, and you need to tell them so. How do you go about it?

What is Product-Led Growth? What does it entail as a GTM strategy? We gathered learnings, metrics, benchmarks, and KPIs to help your organization get there.

A comprehensive guide to scaling your company through product-led growth (PLG). Discover what this business strategy means for your company—including the benefits of product-led growth, PLG metrics, and examples of successful product-led companies.

Discover and apply the Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) methodology and understand what your customers really want.

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Marty Cagan highlights the important role of Founder Mode in companies working in the product operating model.

Build the RIGHT things first. Secondly, build the things RIGHT!

Disclaimer 1: This post is 100% inspired by DHH's recent references to Omakase and the projects that implement this concept: Omarchy, Omakub. So if you believe this article deserves some "kudos", they should primarily go to him - well deserved. Disclaimer 2: I've mentioned this several times in older posts - naming things is a superpower. Once named, the concept becomes easier to frame, adopt as part of a ubiquitous language, or even a foundation for mental models. You may have the impression w

This is a short and sweet way to get feedback on your work in a specific, helpful way!

After my dad died, I tried to cope by keeping busy: a day job, a side hustle, socialising and working out. But I kept bursting into tears in public. At a Quaker meeting, it was as if someone had turned down the volume of the world

I was fed up with discussing the weather, so I started to ask unexpected questions. The conversations that resulted were revelatory

“Whatever else anything is, it ought to begin by being personal.”

Well-designed meetings are just as important to our work as well-designed artifacts.

The difference between good sensemaking and great sensemaking isn't just about having the right answer. It's about understanding what return you're

Learn how to prioritize tasks with ADHD using Tiimo’s AI Co-planner, to-do list, and executive functioning strategies that reduce mental effort.

One piece of timeless wisdom that will help you build your creative life.

I once deleted a production-like staging database in my very first job

From Rocky Horror to the Muppets, Curry’s extraordinary career made him world-famous. Then, a stroke left him paralysed. The actor talks about his cocaine years, his friendship with David Bowie – and the moment his mother came at him with a knife

Procrastination is a pervasive habit that undermines well-being, productivity, and mental health. Developing brief and scalable interventions to address this issue is crucial. Here, we tested the efficacy of an intervention grounded in the Temporal Decision Model of procrastination. Our intervention targeted state-level procrastination by simultaneously reducing task aversion and enhancing outcome utility. A total of 1,035 participants were randomly assigned to an experimental group or one of two control groups. The experimental group engaged in a structured activity that adapted an Affect Labeling technique with subtask generation/reward selection; the former stage aimed to reduce task aversion and the latter stage aimed to enhance outcome utility. Control groups responded to neutral or some task-related questions. Participants rated task aversion, outcome utility, mood, stress, motivation, and likelihood of completing the procrastinated task. Social desirability bias was measured and controlled for. The experimental group reported significantly higher task completion likelihood, greater outcome utility, improved mood, and a larger utility–aversion gap compared to control groups. Mediation analysis revealed that the utility–aversion gap and mood partially mediated the relationship between group assignment and task completion likelihood. These findings illustrate the potential effectiveness of a brief, low-effort intervention for reducing state procrastination. By enhancing outcome utility and employing structured strategies, this intervention suggests a scalable solution with potential applications in digital platforms and workplace settings to improve task engagement and productivity.

“The ability to be strong and soft is an art, it’s a gift, it’s a superpower we all have inside…STROFT!” The are of being strong AND soft!

Your biggest mentor isn't someone else. It's the person you used to be.

Privilege the power of precision: discover 7 phrases you can use to regain control in an argument, grounded in social‑psychology research on persuasion, empathy, and communicative clarity.

Softness is a testament to our emotional strength and resilience. Feelings are messengers, guiding us toward greater self-awareness and growth.

Self-promotion doesn't have to make you feel sleazy. Here's how to share your work with those who matter, without ever feeling cringe about it. Ah, self-promotion. That horrible mix of nerves, awk...

The delight of reconnecting after a pause

Keep Going by Austin Kleon Starting something new and sharing it with the world is hard enough, but sustaining the creative practice day in and day out, staring into blank pages, waiting for …

Having ideas isn't your problem, says Rob Schwartz. If you want to make them reality, put them on paper.