In this post, we talked about how we develop new insights to create solutions that could effectively address people’s pain points. So you’ve come up with unique observations about your …
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Freedom
As of last Monday, I am officially resigned. This past week, I had a ton of conversations with colleagues about my plans for the upcoming year. When I told them …
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What To Do When You’re Paralyzed by Fear
Is there something you are raring to do but can’t seem to act on it because of fear? Embarking on a creative pursuit, perhaps, or quitting a job, or starting …
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A Birthday Love Letter to my Dad
My Dad was the master of the non-traditional parenting style. He was the most hands-off of any fathers I knew. He doesn’t recall how any of his kids came into …
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A Venture’s Dream Team
For your product to have a good chance of success, it has to stand on the following three legs — desirability, feasibility and viability. Desirability: Your product has to be …
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Five Ways to Develop Unique Insights
More and more awesome companies are creating remarkably innovative products. We discussed a lot of that in this post. A good majority of these products are not only beautiful but …
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Navigating the Changing Business Landscape with Design Thinking
Business is on a high-speed treadmill. The face of commerce is constantly shifting. Hundreds of millions (~ 300 million) of start-ups are born worldwide every year (granted 2/3 of them fail …
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Steps I’ve Taken To Prepare for the Big Quit
As much as I’ve been tempted on many a bad day to declare “Peace Out!” and walk out of the office forever, the truth is, the Big Quit has been several …
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The Case for Jumping Off Cliffs
Five years ago, I walked out of a relationship that, measured against any conceivable standard, was a perfectly decent relationship. He was kind, generous, smart and beautiful. He handled my …
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