I discovered most product mistakes were hiding in plain sight

I used to think product mistakes came from bad strategy. Wrong positioning. Wrong features. Wrong roadmap.

But the real issue was simpler. Users were already pointing out the problems. I just wasn’t seeing them clearly enough to act. Feedback was scattered across places and easy to ignore.

That’s why I built FeedBok. Once I could see recurring signals instead of isolated comments, product decisions became obvious. Fixing the right things improved user experience far more than building something new.

The surprising part is how often the answer was already there. It just needed to be visible.

If product decisions feel like guesswork, the missing piece might be clarity rather than more ideas.