You either stay long enough to master the craft or leave early and become the person selling a course.

The moment you stop clutching at life, stop demanding it be different, that's when you finally get to rest.

NotebookLM not having conversation history adds a significant amount of friction in using the product on a regular basis

Life these days 😅

When you start to deploy AI in parallel to your existing team 😅

Purpose flows when we choose presence over pursuit. Living fully in the moment often unravels meaning in ways we least expect, like connecting dots in retrospect. It’s in those unforced, quiet spaces that life speaks most clearly.

Good design isn’t just about looks. It’s about understanding how people think, feel, and behave. Design with empathy, simplicity, and clarity. Every button, color, and layout tells a story. Make sure it’s one that resonates.

Not all drag is technical; sometimes it’s clarity, process, or trust.

Looking for jobs in 2025 be like

the world doesn’t need more beauty, it needs more people who actually notice it

Using GPT-5 in ChatGPT projects is almost useless. Noticed multiple instances of it disregarding the instructions and attached files. Anyone else noticing this too?

Where is the strategy? Strategy:

Every single pitch deck these days 😅

maybe our fear says more about being human than about AI itself. we're hardwired to imagine worst-case scenarios while standing at the edge of something transformative.

Meeting culture in 2026: 'This could've been an AI prompt' 'Are you real or AI generated?' 'Let me check my AI meeting notes' 'My AI assistant will sync with your AI assistant'

Was talking to someone about product marketing vs product management and how some organizations have been condensing the roles and came upon this online. I cant help but think how most of these roles could collapse given what is AI is becoming capable of.

Each time I ask cursor to make a small update

some days, I write PRDs, strategy docs, and whatever else is needed before lunch and feel unstoppable. other days, I stare at a blank document for three hours, and my only achievement is finishing my coffee. both are normal.

Communication issues can derail even the best product plans

It’s wild that I am on the Caltrain and I can just go from “that would be cool” to first production deploy of an app during my morning commute used to take weeks to ship anything. now it's just vibes & good wifi

The value of these AI products like ChatGPT isn't just in the information returned, but in the timing and framing. Being able to replicate serendipity will become a strong differentiator

Honestly, X outage fiascos over the last few weeks is going to be a good enough factor to push most of us to other platforms permanently. Have more tech faith in other products 😅

Every product manager in a meeting ever: "Let me check with engineering" "We'll need to prioritize that" "It's on the roadmap" "Let's take this offline" "That's a great idea but..."

The hardest flex isn't showing your success. It's being okay when no one's watching.

Life feels different at 3am when it's just you and your laptop. No applause. No likes. No validation.

What if your exhaustion isn’t laziness or lack of motivation but a signal that you’re carrying too many invisible burdens? What it is missing a version of yourself who felt alive, connected, and unburdened by “shoulds”

Unpopular opinion: No non-fiction book needs to be thicker than 150 pages

Something few people consider when building their career: Pursuing good work Often, we focus on what we think will benefit our career rather than pursuing genuinely good work. However, the truth is that pursuing good work is what ultimately leads to a successful career.

Conference SF is very different than regular SF

Users don't care about - Your sprint cycles - Your tech stack - Your fancy roadmap - Your AI integrations Users care about - How your product solves their problem.

One of the reasons people often feel like they lack control over their lives is because we tend to believe we have control over things that are actually beyond our control.

jealousy of others may stem not from their success but from the fear that their path seems clearer than yours. clarity doesn’t come from comparison; it comes from commitment.

If they’re talking about your product on Reddit, that’s probably a PMF signal, right?

Top 5 lessons from building AI products: 1. Data > Hype 2. Simple wins over complex 3. Feedback is gold 4. Over-engineering kills speed 5. Users don’t care about AI, they care about outcomes

In a world obsessed with growth hacks, understanding people beats any blueprint.

This clip is worth its weight in gold Art is both created and received through individual perspectives Forget criticism; even if two people like the same thing, they might do so for different reasons External validation is beyond your control; focus on pushing the craft

We live most of our life focused on ‘I’ but life gets way more beautiful when we shift our focus to ‘Us’ If you don’t believe me, at least believe the tiny dragon 😊

Objectives, key results and KPIs are not individual and distinct pieces. When crafted correctly in context of each other it can enable product managers to zoom in their focus on the right things Great visual from the product team at Duolingo.

Me trying to prioritize what features to build 😅

Hustling is the tip of the iceberg; a fear of being irrelevant is what lies beneath.

Someone needs to tell them 😅

I've said it before and I'll say it again: “taste” is going to be a significant moat.

Ever notice how the best teams aren’t necessarily the smartest, but the most connected? I’ve noticed that the best teams thrive on trust, clear goals, and communication that doesn't feel like a chore. It’s less about who leads and more about how well everyone syncs.

Hustle culture is just burnout with a PR team.

Tech isn't just code; it's values, ideas, beliefs. Designing products isn't just about features, it's about philosophy shaping experience. Ask: what kind of world does this tech create? If your product had principles, what would they be? That's where design gets real.

Great prompt to try out. Results were mind blowing 🤯 Courtesy @realEstateTrent on Threads

The toughest part of 'going back to the drawing board' is not the process of creating, but the acceptance that it's time to start all over again.

We need communities and connection now more than ever. In most scenarios, our simplest and most efficient option will be to reach for our AI companions, who will be ready to assist with tailored solutions, enhancing our daily lives in ways we have yet to fully imagine.

Product Strategy these days

You can't solve everything at once. Focus on one thing, and give it your all. Progress feels better than perfection ever will.