Courtesy of Jack Butcher, I recently stumbled across Intention - an amazing tool to help you focus your time. And - in the creators own words - Build the habit of focus.

Founding stories usually start with a problem. Zuck created Facebook in his dorm room because college facebooks were a bit crappy.

From Agile to Scrum (and beyond), processes are massaged and manipulated to suit companies and teams of all sizes. Yet these frameworks don't matter if teams don't understand why they're building what they're building.

76% of no-code users are bootstrapped or self-funded. How far we've come.

Facebook won because it was obsessively focused on speed. Speed to features, but also speed as a feature.

Ben Thompson from Stratechery just published a fantastic interview with Eric Seufert about Apple, Facebook, and Mobile Advertising.

In 2008, Byron Deeter and Philippe Botteri of Bessemer Venture Partners released a presentation titled "10 Laws Of Being SaaSy."

Maybe it's the global pandemic, maybe it's something else, but people seem to be yearning for simpler times - in internet terms, at least. So I wasn't too surprised this week when the imminent resurrection of Bebo was announced.

Some bloggers just want to create content, share it, and cover their costs.

People have asked why this blog looks the way it does. I guess I can see why they ask.

I'd never heard of Matt Ridley until I stumbled across his 2010 TED talk "When ideas have sex." To this day it remains my favourite TED talk of all.

Chamath Palihapitiya - today - is best known as founder of Social Capital (investors in Box, Carta, Greenhouse, Intercom, Slack, SurveyMonkey, and more), and as shareholder and board member of the Golden State Warriors.

Des Traynor has long been regarded as an Oracle in the world of product design. His contributions to the Intercom blog guided the careers of product managers, designers, and entrepreneurs.

Zalando announced their Platform strategy in early 2015, but their move from Product to Platform company began five years earlier, with a migration from Magento to a bespoke, custom-built ecommerce stack

A few years back, at peak frustration with Apple (after being a complete fanboy for the previous decade), I tried update some credit card details stored in my Apple account. But there was no single, clear place to do it.