The product manager/designer can write-up the brief with the context, problem, assumptions, solution/bet, and expected outcomes shared by the founder. Share the brief w/founder, confirm that this is the bet to take and then follow-up after launch to review the outcomes.

Pragmatism will win many battles but imagination will always win the war.

a lot of people fantasize about money n status as a proxy for having freedom to do what they really want. interesting thing is that if you're specific about what you really want, you'll often find there are more accessible paths to get there that dont require as much as u think

Things I love about writing code - a thread... 1/9

Fantastic news about a funding round to support the continued growth of a fantastic database!

Excellent postmortem about the hazard of misinterpreting conversations with users and how product-market fit is seldom simply a feature or two away. If users says they will use it if you add a specific feature or two, then it’s a good signal to revisit foundational assumptions.

We waste years by not wanting to waste hours. — Amos Tversky This in my opinion is the most important quote that PMs at all levels should internalize.

This looks amazing for building universal apps with React Native!

Imagine a world where software engineers could give accurate estimates.

Want to find the best tools for product development? Look for ones with Linear integrations! What are your favorites?

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GrootGPT.py: while True: input("\nI am Groot\n")

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