
A New Chapter
I am excited to kickstart my advisory and mentorship on this auspicious day of Vijayadashami.

Frankly my dear, give a damn!
Why investing and doubling down on product quality is the best way to deliver customer value and increase the chances of success.
The Constraint Advantage: Using Limits to Build Great Products
Building compelling new products takes innovation, an obsession to deliver customer value and a little bit of luck. It also requires a few crisply articulated and well understood constraints to help teams anchor themselves. History is littered with examples of great innovation, a healthy obsession with customer value, lots of luck and yet few really successful products. Read on to see why constraints make a lthe difference.

The value of prioritized product tenets
In my experience, there is much to be gained for any program of any size and complexity to have high-quality prioritized, product tenets set at any early stage of the program to drive it towards success. In this post, I share some of my learnings working on programs that had good tenets and how they were helpful.
Product Relevance - A Case Study in parts (Part 1)
Identifying the core consumer and building the product accordingly. A case study in parts.