Sublime

For any new feature I'm specifying, I start with this simple process: 1. Map user decisions (not screens) 2. Identify context needed for each decision 3. Create the simplest possible representation 4. Get feedback on DECISIONS, not visuals Let me break this down:

One thing that's become an absolute habit: when I'm working through a problem and I'm using my notes, I turn each into an AI prompt This Easter weekend, working through a bunch of startup ideas in the backlog, so made a few, but this one is probably my favorite, steal it: MAKE

At the private note conference and was just told by a servicer who services seller-wrapped deals that those are currently 17% delinquent. His overall book (not reported through Black Knight as he is a smaller specialty server) is 7% delinquent. Wow.

About 1% of a company’s value comes from its originating idea. The figuring it out part is responsible for the other 99%. For example: > Slack’s original concept was as an internal communication tool for a gaming company called Tiny Speck. When the gaming project failed, the

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elevator pitch time: describe your product in 5 words or less 👇