Product Thought Of The Day

PTOTD#22 February 15th, 2022
Don’t spend time in defining already solved problems.
PTOTD#21 February 14th, 2022
Don’t get discouraged if your organisation isn’t following ideal ‘product management’ practices. You still have scope to learn and grow.
PTOTD#20 February 13th, 2022
It’s better to be liked than to be right.
PTOTD#19 February 12th, 2022
Seek perfection in your thoughts. Seek haste in your actions.
PTOTD#18 February 11th, 2022
Reliable PMs tend to take the least amount of risk and consistently delivery tiny incremental growth. Good PMs tend to take more risks and deliver sporadic bursts in growth. Choose your path.
PTOTD#17 February 10th, 2022
Find balance between seeking insights & beating insights from data.
PTOTD#16 February 9th, 2022
It is OK to be wrong – especially early in your career. Learn from being wrong – both as a cause & effect as well as the network effect.
PTOTD#15 February 8th, 2022
Start your day with an ambition to do something awesome. Make that your focus.
PTOTD#14 February 7th, 2022
Either you run the day or the day runs you.
PTOTD#12 February 6th, 2022
Don’t bury your failures. Let them inspire you.
PTOTD#11 February 6th, 2022
Don’t bury your failures. Let them inspire you.
PTOTD#10 February 6th, 2022
You’re not bad at a particular thing. You are new to it. Practice and you’ll get good.
PTOTD#9 February 5th, 2022
Your learning/growth path is differs greatly when your organization achieves a product market fit.
PTOTD#8 February 4th, 2022
Leaders are not made by position — they are first formed in the absence of leadership.
PTOTD#7 February 3rd, 2022
Get more stakeholder agreement than necessary. You never know who’ll be championing your product in the boardroom.
PTOTD#6 February 2nd, 2022
Think like a VC when pitching and defending your ideas. Some are bound to fail; all will be criticised.
PTOTD#5 February 1st, 2022
Pareto principle is far more relevant than you think
PTOTD#4 January 31st, 2022
Some lessons of product management have to experienced to be understood.
PTOTD#3 January 30th, 2022
You don’t have to see the whole staircase. Just take the first step.
PTOTD#2 January 29th, 2022
Truth equals fact plus context.
PTOTD#1 January 28th, 2022
Begin. Take a leap of faith. Everything else will align.

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Don’t spend time in defining already solved problems.

Don’t get discouraged if your organisation isn’t following ideal ‘product management’ practices. You still have scope to learn and grow.

It’s better to be liked than to be right.

Seek perfection in your thoughts. Seek haste in your actions.

Reliable PMs tend to take the least amount of risk and consistently delivery tiny incremental growth. Good PMs tend to take more risks and deliver sporadic bursts in growth. Choose your path.

Find balance between seeking insights & beating insights from data.

It is OK to be wrong – especially early in your career. Learn from being wrong – both as a cause & effect as well as the network effect.

Start your day with an ambition to do something awesome. Make that your focus.

Either you run the day or the day runs you.

Don’t bury your failures. Let them inspire you.

Don’t bury your failures. Let them inspire you.

You’re not bad at a particular thing. You are new to it. Practice and you’ll get good.

Your learning/growth path is differs greatly when your organization achieves a product market fit.

Leaders are not made by position — they are first formed in the absence of leadership.

Get more stakeholder agreement than necessary. You never know who’ll be championing your product in the boardroom.

Think like a VC when pitching and defending your ideas. Some are bound to fail; all will be criticised.

Pareto principle is far more relevant than you think

Some lessons of product management have to experienced to be understood.

You don’t have to see the whole staircase. Just take the first step.

Truth equals fact plus context.

Begin. Take a leap of faith. Everything else will align.