The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker: Book Review
As people, we gather frequently. For meetings at work, for dinner as friends, for holidays as families. Yet so frequently, our gatherings disappoint us. But we still continue to do the same things, ex...
2 Aug 202211min
Being Overconfident, Getting Stupider, and Banning NFTs: Monthly Wrap from July
Another month, another host of great articles, listens, books and other finds from Product Thinking and around the internet. Here’s what you may have missed.Don't forget to subscribe at productthinkin...
26 Jul 202217min
How to Be Wrong and Overconfident
Being confident is good, being overconfident is better. Right or wrong, and especially when wrong, it’s critical that you maintain that level of overconfidence you’ve carefully developed. With the ste...
19 Jul 20229min
Camping Trips and Creating Products: Building Better Products By Learning Each Time Through
Camping trips are each a learning experience. So are each time we create a new feature or new product. We add to the tools we have in our packs and the experience we can draw on for using those tools ...
12 Jul 202210min
Build by Tony Fadell: Book Review
Tony Fadell led the incredibly successful teams that built the iPod, the iPhone, and the Nest Thermostat. He also led or was part of other teams that failed just as big. So his new book Build: An Unor...
5 Jul 202213min
Extreme Open-Mindedness, Free Will, and Reorgs: Monthly Wrap from June
We review the newsletters and episodes from this month, including product principles, extreme open-mindedness, and our book review on How Innovation Works. We also look at other articles on Free Will ...
28 Jun 202215min
Creating Product Principles: Developing A Framework for Alignment and Decision Making
Moving fast is difficult. Moving fast as teams grow is even more difficult. With a million decisions to make each day, how can you ensure everyone is making the right ones? A good vision and strategy ...
21 Jun 202211min
Extreme Open-Mindedness: The Mark of Educated (and Product) Minds
Extreme open-mindedness is the mark of great thinkers, especially great product thinkers. We are never done taking inputs and creating something new. The world is ever changing, ever evolving, and we ...
14 Jun 202210min
