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I was contacted by someone from Medial about a business idea and on asking more questions about the business, this was their response. I have met so many people who are crore pati or have done well in their life but never faced something like this.

I have a well-thought-out idea that can help cafes and restaurants boost their sales, and I’ve also planned how our product will generate profit.

I used to think that making wireframes was a big deal. I was able to make this in 1 day. Product Managers must be finding it really hard to justify their salaries.

Business gets easier when you stop trying to impress people and start trying to solve something obvious. Most companies overcomplicate their message, their product, their entire identity. But the businesses that win? They make one promise, deliver

Timing > Execution > Idea The idea is shit and has no value but its execution does. Moreover Timing is much more important. Take an Example of YouTube; While the internet was booming the idea of starting a video streaming platform ( It was pivoted

ChatGPT's product retention curves is a product manager's wet dream. Their 1 month retention has skyrocketed from <60% 2yrs ago to an unprecedented ~90%! Youtube was best-in-class with ~85%. 6mo retention is trending to ~80%. Rapidly rising smile c

Nokia's first product was Toilet Paper LG's first product was Facial Cream Wipro first product was Vegetable Oil IKEA's first product was a Pen Samsung started its business by a Grocery Store So it's not that your first product is your last produc