growth

to pause and reconsider a situation (step back), or develop an idea or action beyond its current point (step further)

to introduce ideas that may grow and develop in people's minds later

a beneficial loop in which each success makes the next success more likely

to try many ideas quickly, keeping only the ones that work

a pattern of slow or flat growth followed by a sudden, dramatic rise

to have a significant, measurable effect on a key metric or outcome

the easiest, quickest wins available

a self-reinforcing growth engine in which each success feeds the next

using creative, low-cost, data-driven experiments to grow a user base rapidly

recommendations spread informally from person to person

to reach adulthood or become fully developed and established

to produce a successful or useful result

to become firmly established and begin to develop