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Progress doesn’t always come with big, noticeable changes. Sometimes it’s in the small, everyday actions—staying up late to finish a task, learning from mistakes, or choosing not to give up. These moments, though they may seem small, are what lead to

Startups need two things: timing and tension. If your product isn’t creating tension, no one cares.

In business, you have two choices: 1️⃣ Legal ✅ 2️⃣ Moral ❌ (because morality doesn’t exist in business) I’ll always choose legal. What about you? #BusinessEthics #RealityCheck

Obsessing over distribution is good, but it doesn’t help with when your product has high churn. Churn will always outpace the distribution and hence the growth. Building a good product is still number one priority.

Been experimenting with basic product deployment lately. Realized you don’t always need full-blown tools unless you're building something complex. Sometimes a simple workaround does the job just fine.

Mark Zuckerberg: We need to take Snapchat Stories seriously Zuck’s internmal memos are master classes on how to think about product and strategise things. Sometimes copying something that works into your product is not a bad idea or to be debate aro

Loyalty doesn’t always pay—at least not when it comes to salaries 💼 Want a raise? Switch jobs.

It's shows that financial success doesn’t always bring personal satisfaction. It’s a reminder to balance business growth with emotional fulfillment.

Balance is not always 50:50. It sometimes 30:70 Maybe 60:40 Even 20:80 Or 34.73:65.27 It's more about doing the most important things more efficiently (even sometimes that one thing only) rather than doing everything equally.