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What companies forget, and what it costs.
Written from inside the work, not about it. Every piece gives you the whole thing. Nothing is held back for a call.
- What a fractional CPO actually doesCompanies in Egypt ask for a fractional CPO when the product decisions have stopped being made. Here is what the role is for, and the part of it that usually gets dropped./writing/what-a-fractional-cpo-actually-does/
- The data room you did not have to buildMost companies build the data room twice: once in a panic before due diligence, and once again for the next round. A company with a working memory builds it nearly for free./writing/the-data-room-you-did-not-have-to-build/
- Goodbye Print to PDF: the last step in an AI deckEveryone builds slides with AI now. Sending them is where it falls apart. The four ways printing HTML to PDF breaks, the two-step method that fixes all four, and how to install the skill in Claude and in ChatGPT./writing/goodbye-print-to-pdf/
- Goodbye Canva: branded decks without designing themMy managers used to joke about my slides. Now a fully branded deck comes out as a PDF without me opening a design tool. The five parts, the three skills, and how to install them./writing/goodbye-canva-branded-decks-without-designing/
- Teach the AI to write like you, not like everyoneEvery AI draft sounds the same because the model never read you. The fix is four plain files and one editing skill, built from your own old writing. The full method, with the prompts, deep enough to copy./writing/teach-the-ai-to-write-like-you/
- Build your second brain in 7 stepsA working playbook for operators and founders. Externalise what is in your head, plug in your sources, and let the brain ship decisions on a cadence, not just notes./writing/build-your-second-brain-in-7-steps/
- Goodbye Lovable: how we built athr21.comA non-developer built this site in fifteen working sessions on a free stack, starting from a second brain, not from code. The full walkthrough, deep enough to follow, plus the prompt to do it yourself./writing/goodbye-lovable-how-we-built-athr21/
- Why did we lose our biggest client?Ask your company that one question and count the seconds before anyone speaks. That silence is the most expensive thing you own./writing/why-did-we-lose-our-biggest-client/
- A problem is not the most important problemEvery product team has a list of problems. The difference between a busy team and a winning one is not how many they solve. It is which one they chose./writing/a-problem-is-not-the-most-important-problem/
- The meeting that runs twiceMost companies record what they decided and lose why. Here is how to tell the difference between a decision that was never made and one that was made and never written down./writing/the-meeting-that-runs-twice/
- Attribution without a data teamYou do not need a warehouse to connect effort to results. You need four numbers, a date, and someone willing to write down what they expected before they started./writing/attribution-without-a-data-team/
Any of this sound like your company?
The Memory Diagnostic takes two days, in person, and ends with the map of gaps, ranked by cost. Five short questions to start.