Lift Your Head Out of the Water: Strategic Thinking in Practice
Everyone tells you to think strategically — nobody tells you how. The open-water swimming analogy, seven do's, three don'ts and the three concrete benefits of lifting your head.
Read article →Your Software Speaks the Language. Your Business Doesn't.
The mistake almost every startup makes when going international: they localize the product but not the business. Pitch, tone, go-to-market and docs all need adapting.
Read article →The Silent Risks of AI for Directors and CEOs
AI gives leaders superpowers — but also creates silent risks: task expansion, work without boundaries, and fragmentation of strategic thinking.
Read article →Dangerous or Advantageous Asymmetry?
When your client is much bigger than your startup: the real challenges of selling to an enterprise, the pressure on the product, and the opportunities most founders don't see coming.
Read article →Solving Problems — With Humor?
Humor isn't the opposite of seriousness — it's one of the most underrated tools for unlocking ideas, reducing tension, and finding solutions that wouldn't otherwise surface.
Read article →MVF — Minimum Viable Founder
Just as the MVP defines the minimum viable product, what attributes define a viable founder? Seven dimensions that, in practice, make all the difference between building something and surviving the attempt.
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