Designing and developing products we use ourselves makes us much happier and helps us understand what will work.

The future will likely see more researchers embedded in every product team, as fine-tuning models for specific use cases becomes a core workflow for building products.

People never remember what you said or did, but they remember how you made them feel; I always think about what I want people to feel and take away from our interactions.

In the end, we are not just buying products; we are buying the stories and experiences behind them, which adds to their value.

As a product builder, I aim to create something useful today while also being prepared for the next big leap in technology.

In the next 5 to 10 years, we believe it's possible to invent a higher-level, more productive way to build software that focuses on defining how the software should work and look.

The future of product development will see fewer engineers involved in UI work, with designers and PMs leading the charge in crafting user experiences.

The future of product development will see more people becoming full stack, allowing designers to ship fully baked products and product managers to prototype and ship to production.

In 200 years, no one will remember who I am or what I did, so I focus on making the most of my time now.