At the beginning of 2025, I set myself an unusual challenge. Build 12 products in 12 months. Not pitch decks.Not ideas.Actual working products. Some would fail.Some would survive.A few, if I was lucky, would become real businesses. The point of… Continue Reading
Last year I did something that, on paper, looked impressive. I built 12 products in 12 months. Not prototypes.Not Figma concepts.Actual working products. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Building products is the easy part. Anyone with enough stubbornness and caffeine… Continue Reading
At the beginning of this year, I made a public commitment. Not a vague resolution. Not a motivational tweet. A measurable, uncomfortable commitment. In 2026, I would commercialize one product every single month. Not build them from scratch. Not brainstorm… Continue Reading
At the beginning of January, I set the agenda for 2026. I said I’m no longer chasing volume.I’m chasing real, monetizable, sustainable value. One clear goal for the year:Commercialize one product every month. Not by building shiny new things from… Continue Reading
In January 2026, as the Nairobi sun rose on a new year, I sat with my coffee (still black, still sugar-free) and felt something shift. Not fireworks. Not a viral moment. Just quiet, earned clarity. 2025 was the year I… Continue Reading
In January 2026, I kicked off the year by finally diving into Startup Nation: The Story of Israel’s Economic Miracle by Dan Senor and Saul Singer. Beyond serving as a compelling showcase for Israel as an innovation powerhouse, the book… Continue Reading
As we wind up 2025, I can say this without exaggeration:this year changed how I build, how I think, and how I measure progress. Not in the loud, celebratory way LinkedIn loves.Not in the “look at my growth chart” way.But… Continue Reading
Each month, one new tool.That’s the promise I made to myself at the start of the year — and it still stands. No matter how heavy life gets, no matter how much chaos the entrepreneurial path throws my way, I… Continue Reading
At the beginning of this year, I made a personal vow — one product every month.Not for vanity. Not for clout.It was about discipline — the kind of rhythm that forces creativity to meet accountability. And for seven straight months,… Continue Reading
There’s a sentence most people fear to say. Not because it’s offensive, or hard to pronounce, but because it feels like betrayal. The word is No. I didn’t know how to say it. For a long time, I was that… Continue Reading