georgebaily on Nostr: One common 101-level financial literacy comment is that "your house is not an asset". ...
One common 101-level financial literacy comment is that "your house is not an asset". (I mean, technically wrong because it's an asset, a liability, and a source of costs but we get the point.) In #ProductManagement all new product scope is like this - scope is a liability, guaranteed, while it's not certain if there's any asset in anything you keep adding.
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