For founders, by a founder who scaled a customer-identity platform past a billion users: playbooks for starting up, surviving early growth, and the bets that decide whether you make it.
America turns 250, and it is still the best place to build something the market has no words for yet. A founder's reflection on a career spent doing exactly that.
Before the Bay Area, before GrackerAI, there was Canada. My first company started there, the one that grew to manage identities for over a billion users. A Canada Day reflection on where a founder story began and why a smaller stage is a gift.
Business books optimise for shareable takeaways. Biographies preserve the messy situations the takeaways came from. Here is why the latter teaches more, and the 14 biographies I recommend instead.
When I founded LoginRadius in 2013, there was no cybersecurity-founder playbook. I wrote 11 e-books to be what I wish I had. Here's each one and the lesson it captures.
Founders rebuild MongoDB-as-default, Google Reader, Microsoft Bob without knowing why each one failed. Seven recurring failure patterns, with named examples and how to spot them in your stack.
Generic founder reading lists do not map to cybersecurity-startup reality. Here is the 16-book list I would hand any cybersecurity founder, ranked by stage.
Founders apply for credits in random order and get rejected because they tripped a referral-required gate they could have unlocked first. Here is the sequence that unlocks $250k+ in 90 days.
A founder's guide to the difference between authentication and authorization in 2026, with passkeys, agent auth, JWT pitfalls, and the mistakes I see at scale.
How to build a cybersecurity product roadmap that survives AI security, compliance deadlines, and threat-driven emergencies. A founder's four-lane framework.
Building software just got 10x easier with AI. That breaks most of the 2015 SaaS playbook. Here are the new hard truths every SaaS founder needs to see clearly.
We cancelled Auth0 over a year ago. Not because it stopped working, but because scaling to 350,000 monthly active users made the pricing model untenable.
90% of B2B SaaS companies fail because they scale with the wrong tactics. This data-driven guide reveals exact strategies for growing from 1-10, 10-100,