The Lies We Tell Ourselves
When you use the tools around you to collect your thoughts, do you think you’re doing valuable work? When you automate a piece of your… Read More »The Lies We Tell Ourselves
When you use the tools around you to collect your thoughts, do you think you’re doing valuable work? When you automate a piece of your… Read More »The Lies We Tell Ourselves
You might have heard the expression before, it comes from the Hans Christian Andersen fable, and it means: To ignore the fact that something is… Read More »The Emperor’s New Clothes
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Following up from yesterday’s post on Minimal Viable Product, I received some great feedback on just how the MVP has lost its way. A couple… Read More »How the MVP has lost its meaning
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