Product Chronicles

Have you ever stopped to think about the challenges of product discovery? In this episode, we will dive deeper into the topic and uncover three common misconceptions that can undermine your success: the idea that you need to do discovery for everything, the belief that the focus is solely on understanding the problem, and the notion that the engineering team should prioritize delivery. Discover how addressing these myths can transform your approach and elevate your product to a new level.

Have you heard about the concept of Founder Mode? This emerging topic has been gaining attention among startup founders and the product community. In today's episode, we explore how Founder Mode goes beyond being involved in operational details. It's about defining and clearly communicating the vision of what you want to build, assembling a team to bring that vision to life, and working on the crucial details with the team to make that idea a reality.

Want to better understand what product discovery is and how to avoid common misconceptions? In this fourth episode, I explore the pitfalls many fall into by confusing discovery with a rigid process. Through illustrative stories, I demonstrate that discovery is actually a set of tools for mitigating risks and a crucial mindset for spotting opportunities, even in mistakes.

Want to know how a product vision can transform fundraising? In this episode, I explore the crucial role of the product leader in this process. I share practical experiences and demonstrate how a clear vision can attract

Have you ever thought about the importance of data for business success? Discover how analyzing metrics, from ancient practices to modern tools, has shaped strategic decisions and driven business growth. See how understanding the numbers can be key to a company's health and success.

Have you ever thought about what technology was like before the internet? See how a pioneering challenge shaped a trajectory and showed that product management was essential for technology companies, even before it was a formal career.