Behind every good decision lies a sense of direction. Here, I explore how we can think long-term, work smarter, and create sustainable growth – for products, companies, and people alike. It’s just as much about developing services and businesses as it is about personal growth, learning, and making wise choices along the way.
By reflecting on the meaning of trust and how it manifests in our lives, we can strengthen our relationships and how we work together. Whether in personal or professional settings, building and maintaining trust is essential for creating a harmonious and productive environment.
Tired of setting goals you never reach? You get inspired, set a goal, and then a month—or a year—passes with little to no progress. So what went wrong?
One of the most effective ways to handle life’s ups and downs is to actively look for something positive—no matter how difficult the situation may seem. It takes a little effort, but it can lead to meaningful lessons and personal growth.
Roadmaps are often used in product development, business development, and project management to ensure everyone is aligned and working towards the same goals, but they can also be applied in many other contexts.
It’s often only when we reflect on our experiences that we realize how valuable they can be in other areas— including our professional lives.
Taking your time is about giving an idea, process, or strategy the space to mature and evolve. It means working on something, setting it aside, and then returning to it with a fresh perspective before finalizing it.
Once your business strategy is in place, the next step is often to develop a product strategy. This means figuring out how to develop, market, and sell your product or service in a way that aligns with your overall strategic direction.
The Business Model Canvas consists of nine building blocks that help organizations describe, design, challenge, and refine their business models.
In Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, we’re told that the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything is the number 42.
For me, the secret is a bit more practical: It’s the ability to negotiate.
