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Finally Notion has chart’s 📊 Now I can start visualising all my boards. First thing I’ll do is move my KPI dashboard from sheets to Notion. I wonder what Pascal van Steen and Michel Ariens will build!?

Specific knowledge, iteration, persistence, and luck. It takes everything to find product-market fit, because product-market fit is everything.

Before starting anything, learn how to finish it...

“one of the most critical lessons in product is knowing what we can't know,” from Inspired: How To Create Products Customers Love by Marty Cagan

When done right, early prototype _can_ be a more effective way to learn faster and get teams on board with the work we need to do. It's not for every situation, but here are some situations when it makes sense and some tips on how to do it right...

"My Home" it's a brand new Notion feature that introduces two new paradigms to the product! Check out everything my quick start guide below ⚡

🏋️ Iron Bird 🦅 Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes during aircraft product development? The Iron Bird is a really special test environment – it's a ground-based capability that enables us to test every system on the aircraft hundreds of times before Gen 6 ever takes to the skies. Check out the video below to get a peak behind the scenes and learn more about how our team at Wisk uses the Iron Bird for rapid, iterative development as we get closer to flight.

How can you compress the product development cycle? In product development, an MVP is a new product with just the right number of features to deliver the most value and gather the most important information about potential customers. It will also offer insights into how to continue to develop the product with the least amount of effort. Learn more about MVP and compressing the product development process here.

Getting Close to the end of the year what you plan keep the progress at hand more sharp Plan and get started today.

What conditions allow some early-stage products to succeed where others fail? At the recent Waffle Talks event by Digital Waffle, my keynote, “Getting to Aha! Essential Methods for Developing Brilliant Products and Experiences,” focused on the early stages of the product lifecycle. I shared the ideal scenario, what often goes wrong, and how we can approach it. Of course, this is a huge topic. So, with limited time, I introduced five practical methods that teams can immediately integrate into their workflows. While these five methods alone won’t guarantee success, the underlying conditions I discussed are essential for any product to thrive. Watch my talk here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/emS_q4wC 🎁 As a bonus, I’ve added a Miro board link in the comments for anyone interested in using these methods. It was well-received, with many attendees coming up afterwards to dive into the specifics. Watch the talk and judge for yourself—I’d love to hear your thoughts. --- Thanks to Harry Griffiths, Andrew Ward, and Jonny Grange for putting this on and inviting me to speak.