A mentorship platform that matches you with a mentor working in your field — design, product, engineering, marketing and more. Signing up and your first session are free.
Why I recommend it: Free to join and the first session is free; ADPList also promotes paid plans and some mentors charge, so check the mentor page before booking. Free-tier value: browse mentors, book open calendar slots, ask for a portfolio or interview review.
Venture firm's blog on building companies: hiring, product, go-to-market and AI, written by its partners and founders.
From the site: News & insights from Greylock — portfolio news, Greymatter essays, and firm news.
Why I recommend it: Written to attract founders, so it is optimistic about starting things. The operational posts on hiring and early product are the practical ones.
An AI design tool for product teams: turn a prompt, product requirement, or screenshot into high-fidelity UI, match existing design tokens, and explore directions before committing engineering time.
Why I recommend it: For founders without a designer: make something visual before you ask anyone to build it. The free tier is enough to test an idea.
Weekly, deeply researched advice on building products, driving growth, and accelerating your career, for product leaders and founders.
In plain terms: This weekly newsletter provides in-depth advice on building products, driving business growth, and advancing your career. You can read it to learn practical strategies for founder and product leadership roles.
Why I recommend it: The most useful single source I know for how promotions, scope, and product careers actually work.
