what does DGAF christin do? 

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hey christin, based on your thoughtful and analytical posts, a dgaf version of you might:

1. start a controversial tech newsletter calling out industry bs without worrying about burning bridges
2. launch that wild project idea you've been sitting on without overthinking the perfect strategy
3. speak at conferences and share unfiltered takes about what actually works/doesn't in product
4. build in public and share both wins and failures raw

basically, take all that sharp insight you have and remove any filters. could be pretty powerful actually.

ok christin, let's get specific:

start a newsletter called 'product truth bombs' where you dissect failed launches and overhyped features. call out when companies prioritize metrics over user needs. analyze why certain 'innovative' products are actually just repackaged old ideas.

or launch that experimental product idea - the one that seems too weird or niche. the one you think might be too early for the market. build it fast, messy, and real.

when speaking, share the uncomfortable truths about product development - like how most a/b tests are actually worthless, or how many 'data-driven' decisions are just confirmation bias in disguise.

the key is taking your analytical mind and removing the professional politeness filter. what would you say if you truly didn't care about the consequences?