If there’s one thing that gets founders tired fast, it’s chasing after numbers buried in emails or cloud files. Early on, founders often joke that running a company is just endless tabs open at once. But at some point, managing a business gets serious, and having one simple view of your money starts to matter. … Read more
Let’s be honest: Most of us cringe a little when we hear, “Let’s schedule a post-mortem.” Maybe it sounds like more process. Or maybe we’re just tired, and nobody loves poking at mistakes. But done well, a post-mortem isn’t about blame. It’s one of the few structured ways teams learn something meaningful, especially after a … Read more
Every team drops the ball sometimes. Projects slip, apps crash, or a launch flops. The blame game starts fast, but then what? For most people in tech or business, a post-mortem steps in. It’s the meeting you hold after things go wrong (or right), to figure out how it happened, and what you can do … Read more
Automation used to sound futuristic. Now, it’s just something we do to save time at work. For teams and solo workers alike, the question is less about whether automation is worth it, and more about which tool actually gets the job done. Two names show up a lot: Zapier and Make (which you might remember … Read more
When you scroll through Facebook, Instagram, or even brand-backed forums, it’s hard to ignore those official brand pages popping up everywhere. Whether it’s a sneaker company or a new energy drink, almost every brand now has its own little space to talk to fans, answer questions, and share updates. These pages aren’t just for mega-corporations … Read more
Every sales team talks about wins and losses, but understanding why a deal was won or lost isn’t as simple as counting results. You might hear guesses in the hallway, or a salesperson could say, “It was price,” but that’s just the surface. If you want to figure out what’s actually going on—how buyers make … Read more