pmpmpmpm

5 ms·

31.
by pmpmpmpm 3mo ago
Another one of Chesterton’s fences:) In the name of our goddess Progress we keep removing necessary friction without understanding its purpose, its impact, and outcomes on us….Perhaps we should pause to reflect before rushing to make everyt
32.
by pmpmpmpm 3mo ago
1. Tell everyone you don’t like to fuck off & avoid everyone who disagrees w you - stop talking to ppl who don’t work in AI and who aren’t under 25. 2. Move to SF - preferably near a university. Do everything via apps & never connec
33.
by pmpmpmpm 4mo ago
PM here! I have 9 years of experience across startups & big corps. Ok so here’s the thing about GTM - it’s the approach to how you will get your product in the hands of your customers, NOT how to find customer #1. Funding customer #1 is
34.
by pmpmpmpm 4mo ago
I love math so I understand where you are coming from: everyone should love math. But we love it because we can see the magic in it, and a child needs to be shown that type of magic to see why we love it. If you treat math like a fun skill
35.
by pmpmpmpm 5mo ago
#1 CONGRATS! If nothing is blocking you from organic user growth (4-5% week over week), keep bootstrapping. Determining what limits growth is a discovery process, not a one time question to ask. Talk to customers (potential & current) t
36.
by pmpmpmpm 5mo ago
Don't wait, launch bc you will get feedback that will help you improve the app. Waiting for more people to be interested tells you nothing, failing on a small scale (or really doing well) tells you quite a bit about next steps. Good lu
37.
by pmpmpmpm 5mo ago
This might still feel obvious but you’re competing against much bigger fish, to grow you need a niche. What makes you special to your customers & how can you access all of them at once, cheaply? It’s not just about ads/sales, you n