I wrote 3K words about @Stripe's recent struggles, the company's questionable capital allocation strategy, and competition in the payments industry for @Every. Check it out! every.to/news/stripe-ca…

TIL: This is Walmart’s mission, sounds BS but also powerful. Book: When They Win, You Win.

Every year, I usually set a theme that I want to be better at. It could be Product Strategy, Growth, or other “shiny” technical skills. This year I just want to be a better manager.

Ted Lasso Season 3 premieres March 15. Happy Valentine's Day.

RT @[email protected] “U.S. productivity jumped in the second quarter of 2020 as offices closed, and stayed at a heightened level through 2021. Then, when companies started mandating a return to the office in early 2022, productivity dropped sharply in Q1 and Q2 of (1/2)

Been using Akiflow for the past weeks and I’m totally hooked. Starting to become the tool I can’t live without. Request: please add Notes capability 😉

It’s like tech startups don’t have enough problems to deal with for the past year. #SVBank

All these AI prompts give the meaning of being “authentic” to a whole new level.

I love how Twitter can always increase everyone’s ego, temper, and sensitivity by 2x. Maybe just social media thing…

Remote working enabled and enhanced both things at the same time.

Me trying to find a book in the Kindle library that doesn’t make me think about work.

My life refreshes every six months, along with a subscription to the new todos app.

What’s up with my two-week-long sore throat and runny nose, which seem not to be going away anytime soon?

Ignite the Spark. Light the Fire.

Had an AI product review meeting today, made a joke about Clippy, but nobody laughed. Damn it, Gen Y.

From now on, my favorite GTM-related interview question would be: “As PMM, how would you fix the CTAS launch?”

China's advancements in AI, combined with its socialist framework, are underestimated.

Is China hiding everything and only now revealing it, or has it just realized that its products are far superior to those from the US?

It's odd that coding can now be considered 'handmade' or not, similar to physical objects.

Been back to coding for a couple of weeks, exploring various AI-powered coding tools. Had some “magic moments,” but still haven’t fully gotten the hang of it, either fully in control or entirely reliant on the tools. It’s an interesting tension between autonomy and assistance.