I was quoted in the New York Post on AI and privacy. The hard truth: data is the asset, convenience is the pitch, and nine-figure fines are rounding errors.
Read →I've always been the person who signs up for a product and immediately starts thinking about what I'd change. So I started writing it down.
Read →Three separate incidents where Reddit Ads support agents shared other advertisers' PII in my chat sessions, documented over one week. Screenshots included.
Read →The gap between product leaders who build and those who don't is now a career-defining chasm. AI tools eliminated every excuse. Here's the math.
Read →Conventional wisdom says focus. I'm running five products simultaneously. Here's why the portfolio approach makes more sense than ever for solo founders.
Read →The barrier to doing good isn't resources. It's priorities. Cameo raised $194M. Takes 70%. Gives 0% to charity. PassItOn takes 0%. Gives 100%. What you build reveals what you value.
Read →90% of startups celebrate acquisition like it's the Olympics. Wrong game. The real enterprise value is loyalty. Making your product non-negotiable in their routine. That's the entire game.
Read →Fancy resumes are historical documents. The market reinvents itself every 18 months. I bet on intellectual horsepower and bias for action. Every. Single. Time.
Read →If you can't build, you're becoming irrelevant. Period. Ideas that took months now take 48 hours. While you're in your third alignment meeting, someone else shipped the product.
Read →Zero to millions of daily users. Made every pricing mistake possible. Underpriced. Overpriced. Wrong model entirely. You don't learn pricing in a classroom. You learn it by bleeding revenue. Full stop.
Read →First-gen immigrant. Worked CVS graveyard shifts while putting myself through college. Character is built through pressure, not polish. The system intimidates people without resources. So I built FreeDemandLetter.
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