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In 2013, Google Glass debuted to frenzied hype. The $1,500 “augmented reality glasses” promised to revolutionise how humans interacted with technology—but within two years, it was dead. CNET reported on a survey where 9 out of 10 Americans said they…
Why Do 90% of Startups Fail? (The Wrong Metrics Problem) You can pour months, even years, into building something you’re genuinely proud of—only to find out it’s not what anyone needed in the first place. That’s the painful truth behind…
I’ve spent years studying why some MVPs take off while others flop—despite having similar features, markets, and even funding. The difference? The best products don’t just solve problems—they nail these five fundamentals from day one. Think about the last time…
A few reflections from this week in product work. I realised that “Minimum Viable Product” might be one of the most misunderstood phrases in our industry. Somewhere along the way, MVP stopped being about testing ideas and started sounding like…