As someone who works in tech, I’m a big believer in what tech has done, doing and will do in the future for our society. We have seen how companies like Amazon and Google have given a tremendous amount of value to consumers all around the world while offering employment…

In 2017, my girlfriend (now wife) and I moved to Tokyo as my employer wanted me to support the setup of our new Japanese office. This came with an increase in my salary that meant we could save more money. I started to think about how I could invest my…

As cryptocurrencies saw a sudden rise in late 2020 and early 2021, I decided to cut down my exposure, which left me with the question where should I invest my capital gains? Personally, I feel the stock markets are too high considering the difficulties we are facing and also we…

I remember spending countless hours trying to learn Python, NodeJS and React with the feeling that I didn’t really get much further than Print (“Hello World!”). I also remember being introduced to no-code tools like Bubble that allowed me to build a Minimum Viable Product in a few days! Interest…

“The only thing that matters is getting to product-market fit”…. I don’t know about you, but I have heard that phrase many many times. There is no shortage of articles and books about this topic, heck if you write “startup fit” on Google, the first link that pops up is…

Interest in no-code is exploding and for good reasons. There are now hundreds of tools that help you build software without coding. Whether you dream of building a marketplace, mobile app, internal tools or automation, there always seem to be tools available to help you out. Before diving deeper, firstly…

In the previous article, we discussed an approach to do product discovery including sharing the application of some useful methods and tools. Leading over to the next phase and part in our ‘Product Playbook’ series, in this article, we will talk about product delivery. Delivery is the point at which…

Originally product development, even in the tech industry, was a slow process. You would follow a waterfall process, first doing research, then writing a massive time-consuming product requirement document and then finally handing it over to engineering to be built. …

Since starting my product management career I often sought out frameworks and methods that would help identify opportunities and deliver solutions. For every step along the way, I thought to myself what methodology could help me do this better. I was making the mistake looking for methods of one size…