Building Products

Real experiences from the trenches of product development—the successes, failures, and everything in between. Here's what I've learned about taking products from zero to one and from one to n, distilled into actionable insights for your own product journey.

Articles

  • Two business professionals, a man and a woman, engaging in a discussion about achieving success. The man is smiling and holding drawing tools, while the woman is pointing and holding a clipboard with a flowchart. They are in a room with a large grid paper on the wall that displays the word 'SUCCESS' with measurement and angle symbols, symbolizing planning and strategy.

    Reverse Engineering Your Product's Success

    And how we did it at Vasco.

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  • A man with a beard wearing a knit cap and dark coat, hunched over a nautical chart on a wooden table inside a boat or submarine. There is a lantern on the table providing light and a porthole showing the night sea outside.

    Mastering the Unknown

    Building great products in new spaces.

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  • Profile silhouette of a human head with a target icon inside the head, and an arrow hitting the center, representing focus or goal achievement, with various faded icons in the background

    The Power of Focus

    Why doing one thing exceptionally well beats doing many things average.

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  • "Greatness is in the agency of others."

    To get the best from others, the journey has to begin with you.

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  • 3 Simple Questions Most Companies Can't Answer

    Without clear answers, you'll build the wrong product for the wrong people with no way to prove its value.

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  • QA in the Era of Agentic AI

    The four axes every PM needs to understand when building AI agents.

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