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What is Product-Led Growth? What does it entail as a GTM strategy? We gathered learnings, metrics, benchmarks, and KPIs to help your organization get there.

A comprehensive guide to scaling your company through product-led growth (PLG). Discover what this business strategy means for your company—including the benefits of product-led growth, PLG metrics, and examples of successful product-led companies.

Discover and apply the Jobs-to-be-Done (JTBD) methodology and understand what your customers really want.

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Marty Cagan highlights the important role of Founder Mode in companies working in the product operating model.

Strangers, By Spring is a blog about escapism, romance, and rebirth.

Data from World Inequality Report also showed top 10% of income-earners earn more than the other 90%

Disclaimer 1: This post is 100% inspired by DHH's recent references to Omakase and the projects that implement this concept: Omarchy, Omakub. So if you believe this article deserves some "kudos", they should primarily go to him - well deserved. Disclaimer 2: I've mentioned this several times in older posts - naming things is a superpower. Once named, the concept becomes easier to frame, adopt as part of a ubiquitous language, or even a foundation for mental models. You may have the impression w

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After my dad died, I tried to cope by keeping busy: a day job, a side hustle, socialising and working out. But I kept bursting into tears in public. At a Quaker meeting, it was as if someone had turned down the volume of the world

I was fed up with discussing the weather, so I started to ask unexpected questions. The conversations that resulted were revelatory

So said Patrick McGoohan’s character Number Six in late 1960s TV series, The Prisoner. It’s a phrase that’s been going round in my head a lot recently. I’ve been thinking deeply about the relationship between companies and the freelancers they contract, and asking myself, “do companies make their decisions based on the skills or the person

A consortium of journalists is revealing how the industry influences governments in Latin America and globally.

The liberal jeremiad warns that democracy is fragile, institutions must be defended, and that vigilance is the price of liberty.

“Male writers still continue to dominate literary awards,” writes novelist Eliza Clark. “They make up a large portion of our bestsellers, all the while continuing to be viewed as more worthy and deserving of critical plaudits.”

Fuckers. I couldn’t get the word out of my head, because he wouldn’t stop saying it. I was sitting in the tiled courtyard of the Mediterranean-style home of an old acquaintance, a venture capitalis…

This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here. Every story has an equilibrium to be disturbed, and this one opens with a stranger on my doorstep. He stands bright-eyed b…

Raising investment for a tech startup is exciting, but challenging. This playbook, shaped by in-depth research with founders, investors, and ecosystem leaders across Wales and the UK, uncovers real challenges and strategies. Here, you’ll find practical guidance to help you prepare, secure funding, and thrive post-investment—rooted in real-world experience and helping entrepreneurs move forward with clarity and confidence.

Executive Ranks: How Rudi Anggono Invented His Own Role at LEGO

Putting profits toward communal workspace and peer-led programming.

“I feel like Birdcall is more of an ecosystem of learning.”

On founding a lending library that makes design print more accessible.

“Whatever else anything is, it ought to begin by being personal.”

No amount of outputs will help maintain unbroken intent all the way through to delivery.

If you want to do strategy, you must be willing to do process transformation first.

Action for the sake of action feels good, but the path of least resistance leads you to surrender your own agency.

The Tyranny of Stuctureless by Jo Freeman