"Choose Good Quests" asks exactly the right question: why aren't the best founders working on hard, important problems? The framework is genuinely good — good enough that it's worth examining the one assumption inside it that may be reinforcing the very drought it's
We glorify startups as a society. The sayings have crossed the chasm from business mantras to motivational quotes - move fast and break things; fail often so you can succeed sooner; if you build it, they will come; do what you love. And while there is some merit to these
It’s funny how when you’re searching for something, at first you can’t find it, but give it a few weeks and suddenly your entire newsfeed, all your Amazon results, podcast suggestions, Instagram stories, and newsletters merge into a firehose of relevant content that creates layers upon layers
Have you ever been at a cocktail party, a professional dinner, or sitting with a new contact for coffee and wondered what on earth do I have in common with these people? Ask your fellow humans how they feel about the U.S. healthcare system. You’ll find an immediate
Inspired by the Ben Horowitz classic Good Product Manager/Bad Product Manager Product Marketing does not have a singular meeting. It’s been described as a jack of all trades, a marketing pinch hitter, a storyteller, or even the business-minded counterpart to Product and engineering. This lack of clarity -
Inspired by the Ben Horowitz classic Good Product Manager/Bad Product Manager A good product launch introduces a new product that solves a real problem for a specific set of people who find that this problem makes their lives difficult. A good product launch doesn’t seek out a problem
Inspired by the Ben Horowitz classic Good Product Manager/Bad Product Manager Good Product Marketing VPs are a strategic thought partner to their Product Management VP, as well as the CMO, CPO, CRO, and COO. A Good Product Marketing VP understands that being a leader is setting an achievable vision
#nocode #datainfrastructure | Rebecca MarkSo, I’ve heard from some folks “data infrastructure, really”? In my mind though, it makes all the sense in the world. How many companies (non-profits, campaigns) do you know that have access to tons of data, but no way to collect it into a centralized location
TLDR: I am looking to identify/source Series A startups and investors whom I may want to work for, who are interested in tackling this issue. If you have ideas please reach out. I set out for Washington, D.C. in 2007 armed with a one-way JetBlue ticket, a couple
What do I mean by Marketing, and why do I think it needs a rebrand? You may be asking yourself, ‘Why is someone whose career has been mostly spent in communications writing about marketing? ’ And that’s the precise reason why I am here today to tell you why I