For a long time, I couldn’t put my finger on why building startups always felt chaotic to me. Not the exciting kind of chaos you see in founder stories — the romantic, late-night, hoodie-wearing chaos that supposedly precedes greatness. 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
Most startup advice is scattered, abstract, or written by people who have never had to survive the messy middle. Over the years, I’ve written dozens of practical startup articles — not as theory, but as lived experience. This post organizes… 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
As we step into 2026, artificial intelligence is evolving from experimental tools into foundational infrastructure that reshapes industries, workflows, and even the physical world. 2025 laid the groundwork with rapid advancements in agents and foundational models, but 2026 will be… Continue Reading
Work is changing fast. You don’t need a glass office and a fancy title to be productive anymore. You need good Wi-Fi, power that won’t cut off mid-call, and a space that makes you want to show up and build.… Continue Reading
Money is like a river. When it flows near your farm, you have two options: you can dig small canals to irrigate your crops gradually, or you can try to redirect the entire river into your land. The first brings… Continue Reading
Imagine this: a founder spends three years building an app that no one uses. Feedback is lukewarm, retention rates are dismal, and revenue is nonexistent. But when mentors, investors, and even customers suggest a pivot, the founder refuses. “I’ve put… Continue Reading
In today’s job market, the competition is fierce. Companies are hiring slower, vetting deeper, and asking more technical, behavioral, and problem-solving questions than ever before. For job seekers, especially in the tech space, the preparation phase can be overwhelming. As… Continue Reading
When you look at the history of technology and innovation, you’ll notice a pattern—a rhythm, a wave. It’s not just random chaos. Startup ecosystems oscillate in cycles. These cycles are often triggered by a breakthrough in a fundamental technology, and… Continue Reading