Mo Shafieeha

Step2: Describe the Pain. Create a 1 page datasheet and a 10–15 slide deck that explains the product concept, scope, and use cases. Don't ask to lead yes/no questions, such as "Do you want to use AI in your business?".

It's easy to get lost in the rabbit hole if you don't know what it is - here are some links to help you learn more about how to become a product manager.

Step3: Define Your Product Concept, Scope, and Use Cases. Continue to ask open-ended questions:

Relationships are mapped through the brain and body using three dimensions:

1. space


2. time


3. closeness (emotional)

Grief is a process of distancing and reordering our relationship from space, time, and closeness (for example, not expecting to see them at a certain time or place, etc.) in order to cope with loss.

Cultural DAOs and Gaming Guilds Although DeFi protocols have grown exponentially since financial incentives were developed, DAOs with token distribution models independent of usage and participation (unlike DeFi DAOs) are on the rise. I assisted in creating a commemorative video for Uniswap V3 by pplpleasr, née Emily Yang. Several DeFi developers... See more

Six (out of many) key differences between product managers and org designers 1) As a PM, you advocate for a clear vision for your product. As an org designer, you help teams co-create that vision themselves.2) PMs hedge against indecision, whereas org designers help teams make better decisions.3) You’re much more data-driven as a PM than as an Org... See more

A few suggestions to inoculate your company against this form of naturally emergent dishonesty:

1. Choose board members you trust.


2. Tell the truth yourself, because everyone models the CEO.