Write clearly like a founder

by Shreyas Doshi

A Twitter thread contrasting good and great product managers across research, strategy, execution, communication and career growth.

by Elad Gil

Elad Gil argues that the best startups usually come from founders driven by some form of career, financial, product, or mission desperation.

by Jason Cohen

Jason Cohen proposes replacing the minimum viable product with a simple, lovable, and complete first version that customers enjoy.

by Paul Graham

Analysis of what makes writing good and useful, focusing on importance, novelty, correctness, and strength of writing.

by April Dunford

April Dunford lays out a five-step exercise for positioning a product so customers quickly understand its distinctive value.

by Paul Graham

Why startups should focus on doing unscalable things to get started, with examples from successful companies.

by Patrick McKenzie

Career advice for software engineers, focusing on business value and communication rather than technical skills.

by Paul Graham

If you collected lists of techniques for doing great work in a lot of different fields, what would the intersection look like? I decided to find out by making it.