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Lessons from Frank Slootman

On Execution and Strategy Slootman's core belief is that a brilliant strategy is worthless without flawless execution. He consistently emphasizes that operational rigor is the true differentiator in a competitive landscape. 1. “No strategy is better than its execution.” [1] This is a cornerstone of Slootman's

Lessons from Gokul Rajaram

On Product & Strategy 1. Don't Celebrate Launches, Celebrate Impact. A launch is merely a hypothesis put into the world. The real success is not the act of shipping a feature but observing a meaningful change in customer behavior. As he says, "The feature launches are not

Lessons from Steve Kenning

On Strategy & Annual Planning 1. The Goal is a Single Number: The most effective annual strategy is a single, clear metric (e.g., total deliveries) with a key constraint (e.g., minimum unit economics). This provides ultimate clarity and focus. 2. Clarity Trumps Expansive Vision-Speak: When asked for a

Lessons from Larry Ellison

Key Learnings from Larry Ellison Larry Ellison's success can be attributed to a distinct set of principles that have guided his decisions and shaped Oracle's culture. These core philosophies offer valuable lessons for business and life. * Embrace a Fiercely Competitive Spirit: Ellison doesn't just

Lessons from Dr Julie Gurner

On Mindset and Self-Belief 1. On Crowning Yourself: "Do not wait for a coronation. The greatest Emperors Crown themselves this has never been more true you get to decide." [2] This concept encourages taking control of your own destiny and defining your own success. [2] 2. Internal vs.

Lessons from Brian Balfour

Brian Balfour, the founder and CEO of Reforge and former VP of Growth at HubSpot, is a prominent voice in the fields of product growth, strategy, and user acquisition. On Growth Strategy and Frameworks 1. "Growth is a system between acquisition, retention, and monetization. Change one and you affect

Lessons from Shreyas Doshi

As a prominent figure in the product management world, Shreyas Doshi, a veteran of Stripe, Twitter, Google, and Yahoo, has shared a wealth of knowledge through his writings and talks. On High Agency and Mindset A cornerstone of Doshi's philosophy is the concept of "High Agency,"

Lessons from John McMahon, creator of MEDDIC

1. "Found business pain creates opportunity. Quantified business pain drives higher price points. Implicated business pain drives urgency." [1] 2. "Business pain and urgency finds business Champions. Business champions get you to the Economic Buyer. The Economic Buyer has access to major funds. You sell big deals
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