A few recommendations, in no particular category or order:
The Psychology of Money by @morganhousel
I am not the first nor the last person to recommend this superb book. I wish this book existed when I was in my 20s & 30s, so I could have avoided making dozens of money mistakes. As a bonus, it also provides A+ lessons on clear thinking.
I am not the first nor the last person to recommend this superb book. I wish this book existed when I was in my 20s & 30s, so I could have avoided making dozens of money mistakes. As a bonus, it also provides A+ lessons on clear thinking.
The Mom Test by @robfitz
Some followers had recommended this book to me before. I finally got around to reading it in 2021.
IMO it is a must-read for founders, PMs, engineers, etc. who are building B2B/SaaS products. (will help you avoid many mistakes & get to the Truth faster)
Some followers had recommended this book to me before. I finally got around to reading it in 2021.
IMO it is a must-read for founders, PMs, engineers, etc. who are building B2B/SaaS products. (will help you avoid many mistakes & get to the Truth faster)
Consider following @LucyGeorgiades
Lucy was my coach at Stripe & I often sought her advice for difficult conversations with a team member, manager, or peer. Lucy always had the perfect words for the situation
Lucy's been tweeting useful short videos e.g.
Lucy was my coach at Stripe & I often sought her advice for difficult conversations with a team member, manager, or peer. Lucy always had the perfect words for the situation
Lucy's been tweeting useful short videos e.g.
https://twitter.com/LucyGeorgiades/status/1397949219806253059
Sharing this tweet from my recent bookmarks.
The strategic discussion here is very interesting (of course, I am assuming that these emails are real)
The strategic discussion here is very interesting (of course, I am assuming that these emails are real)
https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1400812133580001281
Last one.
It can be very hard to express a message about your product or feature in a concise & compelling way.
I recently shared this framework in an advising conversation with the founder of a startup that's in hypergrowth mode. It resonated a lot.
It can be very hard to express a message about your product or feature in a concise & compelling way.
I recently shared this framework in an advising conversation with the founder of a startup that's in hypergrowth mode. It resonated a lot.
https://twitter.com/shreyas/status/1399048846295003137
Just trying this format out as an experiment. Happy to do this more regularly if people find it useful. Also let me know if it’s useful for me to share what I am currently reading, bookmarking, etc.
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