manton
manton

To know what a product is means knowing what it is not. It took me years to figure this out.

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numericcitizen
numericcitizen

@manton instant bookmark. Could apply to someone, not only products.

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Archimage
Archimage

@manton “Naming a thing tells you what it is not.” - Tao

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renevanbelzen
renevanbelzen

@manton Could you elaborate, please?

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manton
manton

@renevanbelzen If you don't know what a product isn't, it will eventually grow to do everything, becoming a bloated mess without a vision.

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JohnPhilpin
JohnPhilpin

@manton resulting in your product being both a dessert AND a shoe shine @renevanbelzen

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JohnPhilpin
JohnPhilpin

@manton

Just saw and read this …

From Art to Innovation: The Hidden Connection Between Picasso, Steve Jobs, and Apple - Brian Solis

It relates to your post.

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