When building new features, speed and efficiency are everything, especially for startups and early-stage products. As a product manager, I’ve learnt thahe smartest ways to build quickly without burning through time and resources is by using APIs. APIs, or Application Programming Interfaces, allow you to connect existing tools or services to your product instead of building everything from scratch. This aligns perfectly with the lean startup approach, focus on what matters, va

When I worked on building a health tech product, one of the first challenges I faced was deciding what to measure. At the early stage, it’s tempting to track everything, from page views to downloads , but not everything truly reflects whether your product is moving in the right direction. Over time, I learnt that the right metrics depend on your product’s current stage and goal, not just what looks impressive on a dashboard. For our health tech product, the goal was simple, t

I had a chat with a friend who’s a product manager at a health tech company, and we both shared similar thoughts on this topic. I thought it would be nice to bring the discussion here. From a product development point of view, security and performance are both very important, but which one comes first depends on the type of product and what users expect. product management If a product handles sensitive user data like money, personal details, or medical records, then security

A French word meaning “to flow, pour in, or flock to.” When a ministry begins to grow and attract more people, it’s easy to get carried away and lose focus. In the early days, when only a few people were connected to the ministry, things moved at a slow but steady pace. There was a sense of intimacy and purpose — everyone seemed aligned. But then comes the next season — more people begin to flock in, numbers increase, and the ministry starts to gain attention. It looks like g

Salvation Isn't a One-Time Event; It's a Lifelong Rescue I had a revelation during prayer this morning that stopped me in my tracks. It was about the sheer depth and persistence of God’s faithfulness. I was reflecting on His love in my life, and it hit me with stunning clarity: God’s first salvation was simply His permission slip to keep saving me. He didn't just save me once to leave me to figure it out. He saved me first so He could continue to save me, again and again, e