Navigating Growth Through Experiments .
Navigating Growth, Through Experiments.
Navigating growth is no longer just a business problem; it’s an engineering challenge. Simply connecting with superplatforms like Google and Facebook can solve for your distribution needs. With the right messaging and effective sales pipelines, you can sell your product at scale. However, for this to happen, you need someone who can integrate all these elements to create a cohesive system—a true generalist with the skills to orchestrate and engineer the four fundamental pillars of growth (Distribution, Messaging, Sales, and Product) together, uncovering unique opportunities to grow your business with minimal effort.
Navigating growth is no longer just a business problem; it’s an engineering challenge. Simply connecting with superplatforms like Google and Facebook can solve for your distribution needs. With the right messaging and effective sales pipelines, you can sell your product at scale. However, for this to happen, you need someone who can integrate all these elements to create a cohesive system—a true generalist with the skills to orchestrate and engineer the four fundamental pillars of growth (Distribution, Messaging, Sales, and Product) together, uncovering unique opportunities to grow your business with minimal effort.
About me.
About me.
About me.
Know me
Know me
Know me
I cut my teeth in a startup, starting early in college, where I learned to build everything from the ground level. I learned the art of starting from scratch and marketing with zero budgets, finding ways to drive growth through fast, relentless experiments. My learnings were fuelled by working in early stage startups setting them for scale and all I ask for is lever and place to stand and I shall move the earth.
I’ve thrown all I’ve got behind people with grit and high agency, the kind you call to the table when it truly counts.Yes and I shall call them up for wars that matters.
I skipped the usual path of stacking certifications. Instead, I dove straight into learning—picking skills I needed, finding answers online, and reaching out to mentors. My education? Real-world experience and relentless curiosity.
Knowledge isn't free it’s bought with curiosity.
I cut my teeth in a startup, starting early in college, where I learned to build everything from the ground level. I learned the art of starting from scratch and marketing with zero budgets, finding ways to drive growth through fast, relentless experiments. My learnings were fuelled by working in early stage startups setting them for scale and all I ask for is lever and place to stand and I shall move the earth.
I’ve thrown all I’ve got behind people with grit and high agency, the kind you call to the table when it truly counts.Yes and I shall call them up for wars that matters.
I skipped the usual path of stacking certifications. Instead, I dove straight into learning—picking skills I needed, finding answers online, and reaching out to mentors. My education? Real-world experience and relentless curiosity.
Knowledge isn't free it’s bought with curiosity.
What I do
What I do
What I do
I work with a few early-stage startups each year, creating a foundation that lasts. I’d put it simply: I work to build a “religion” within companies. This religion has its own foundations and rules, and it’s led by the almighty Founder. His dedicated followers work to preserve this vision, spreading its magic to the masses, lifting them from their struggles—the solution the company offers. And in return, the grateful masses embrace this “religion” as their own.
If you defer, ask yourself why you still use an Apple product.
Featured posts
Growth Through Rapid Experiments.
Experiments that Spark Startup Breakthroughs
2/3/24
Growth Through Rapid Experiments.
Experiments that Spark Startup Breakthroughs
2/3/24
Growth Through Rapid Experiments.
Experiments that Spark Startup Breakthroughs
2/3/24
Why Great Products Start with Content
Clear words build startups; design comes later
11/20/24
Why Great Products Start with Content
Clear words build startups; design comes later
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Why Great Products Start with Content
Clear words build startups; design comes later
11/20/24
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