#StripeSessions 2023 was great! Thanks @patrickc & @collision for meeting me and hearing about partnering with @crowdlinker and my initiative to help find lost pets faster @sybf_app! Travelling all the way from #Toronto to #SanFran was definitely worth it 😎!

Let’s talk about First Principles in Product Management. Here’s how Marlon Hope of Netacea uses this popular idea to develop better products. You can check out our tiktok for daily informative snippets, and our YouTube page for full podcast episodes: https://t.co/IcMar3qCT5

If you’re Product Manager, you could learn how mathematically everything works in AI, BUT it doesn't give you too much advantage of being a good PM. Thank you Liisi Soots for coming on our podcast to talk AI. Here’s a link to full recording: https://t.co/mHykMQ2WHd

Liisi Soots, our first AI-Product Manager podcast guest, shares the Probabilistic vs deterministic world of AI-based Product Managers PS. If you haven’t subscribed to our Product Innovation podcast yet, here’s the full recording: https://t.co/mHykMQ2WHd

Products are an outcome of good people and a good process. Another amazing quote by Vishal Kapoor, Director of Product at @Shipt shared on our podcast. Here’s the full interview @Sergey Ross has done with him: https://t.co/R1oN7HhVuL

Product Managers are hunters and not farmers. Don’t spend a lot of time doing project management, spend a lot of time finding ideas. Vishal Kapoor, Director of Product at Shipt couldn’t say it any better. Full interview here: https://t.co/R1oN7HhVuL

A question many founders asked themselves at some point. This is how @jtorras, Founder & CEO @ Inbenta pivoted his business from professional services into a product based one. Full interview here: https://t.co/NJl6gvAyHq

I transitioned from professional services, consulting business, into SaaS. My number one obsession was the customer. But with software, product is what’s more important. Listen to the full interview with @jtorras, CEO of Inbenta here: https://t.co/NJl6gvAyHq

It's super important to create your product principles. CEO @ Brigad, Jean Lebrument shares his expertise on our Product Innovation podcast. If you’re in product, this is a must listen: https://t.co/3VW9ZNYB5T

Show your stakeholders the gap between what you think is happening and what's happening. Thank you @ttorres for speaking with us about Continuous Discovery! Full interview here: https://t.co/ocwHHNOrEx

#7 It’s a cliche, but I’ll say it because it’s true.Never give up on yourself, your team or your clients. That’s the Crowdlinker way.

#6 But most important thing I’ve realized on this journey of highs and lows is this... Never take your eye off the prize. Always have a pipeline, good cash flow, forecast, and don’t put all your eggs into one basket.

#5 Throughout this decade I learned a lot. To let go. To not always have the answers. Picking the right people to bring on. How to pivot. What passion, resilience and empathy really means.

#4 For about a month my business partners and I were speaking to bankruptcy lawyers. We were trying to figure out options. But my team stuck around. They didn’t leave. That gave me the encouragement and motivation to get up every day. And I needed it.

#3 We almost went out of business. I didn’t think we would get out of it. I spent 3-months working on an acquisition of my company by a public trading company. After the pandemic hit the deal fell apart and I lost my sales pipeline.

#2.1 Focused heavily on the most future-proof technology like Javascript. But frankly, the most memorable moment for me was equally the lowest point of my life.

#2 Brought in key people to help build the business. Signed sizable accounts with companies who shared our passion for great product design and development.

#1 This year our company turns 10-years old. We did a lot of things right at the beginning. In the first few years we doubled and tripled our revenue after pivoting in becoming a full-service product development studio. #ceo #founders (continues...👇)

Only by starting with your audience can you seriously reverse engineer what you need for your MVP. Know your target audience. We @crowdlinker did a holistic review of the concepts you need to build an MVP. Check it out here: https://t.co/isg8MlFKMw #MVP #Product

Forget about the scalability of your MVP. MVPs are throwaways once they've solved a problem. Whether the code is transferable is not the objective. Know what you need, and most importantly, know what you don't. Here's the full MVP recording we did👇 https://t.co/isg8MlXlE4