Consistency, discipline, and hard work take years to build.

But a single lapse in judgment—one bad decision, one moment of carelessness—can undo everything in an instant.

Why does building takes forever, but destruction happens instantly? 🧵👇

#Discipline #Consistency

Content creation as a full-time career has changed who influences what.

Before, influence came from doing things—building, leading, experimenting.

Now? Influence comes from talking about things. What happens when content becomes the job? 🤔 #CreatorEconomy #ContentCreation

Building 0 → 1 is pure chaos. No playbook. No certainty. Just instinct, iteration, and making bets.

It’s stressful, messy, and often brutal—but there’s nothing quite like it.

Here’s why 0 → 1 is magical (and why it’s not for everyone). 🧵👇 #Startups #Product

In 2016, Jio made a crazy bet—free internet !

Everyone was hooked. Streaming, memes, and social media exploded overnight. For many, it was just a fun ride.

But looking back? This wasn’t just free internet. It was the foundation of a digital revolution. 🧵👇 #LongTermThinking #IndiaTech

Short-term vs. long-term thinking in product decisions: a balancing act that every PM faces.

Do you prioritize immediate wins or invest in what pays off over time? Here's what I've learned about navigating this trade-off—and why long-term thinking often wins in the end. 🧵

The more data you have, the harder it is to make decisions.

I’ve seen teams stall for months, drowning in metrics but forgetting to ask: what’s the real problem we’re solving?

The best decisions come from balancing:

Listening to users
Trusting your gut
Just enough data
Agree?

Picked up Spanish modules on Duolingo after a while, and wow... it’s changed. Most features are behind a paywall or ads, and I can’t even see my mistakes as a free user. It feels pretty much unusable without paying—maybe that’s the point? 🤔 #Duolingo @duolingoesp.bsky.social

Building 0 → 1 is thrilling: head down, execute, ship.

But 1 → N? That’s a different game. It’s about listening, adapting, and scaling for more diverse user needs. Execution gets you started, but listening helps you grow. Here’s why the shift matters. #ProductManagement #ScalingProducts

I don’t believe in frameworks. They’re great for organizing thoughts, but when building something new, they often add noise. Instead, I use first principles thinking: strip the problem down to its core, ask what’s true, and build from there. It’s a game-changer. #FirstPrinciples

Two years ago, I stepped off a plane in the U.S. with one big goal: break into #productmanagement . I left a comfy tech consulting job in India, got a master’s in #SiliconValley, and landed a PM role. Here’s what happened—and how you can do it too.

When I started my new #ProductManagement role in Observability, I nearly gave up. Everything felt overwhelming, and I had no clue how our product truly helped customers. Here’s me sharing my story of how I went from clueless to confident.