Just about every product manager I know struggles with imposter syndrome, a feeling of inadequacy despite evidence of success. In this blog post, I’ll explore why product managers
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Getting Things Done as a Product Manager
When you’re a PM, it’s easy to get sucked into the black hole of trying to do everything, trying to please everyone… only to realize that you’re not
A Product Manager’s Thanksgiving
Expressing gratitude every day is a key to being healthy and happy. It’s a practice that product managers, in particular, should adopt. Too often, we PMs can be
5 things Product Managers should be thankful for this Thanksgiving
Expressing gratitude every day is a key to being healthy and happy. It’s a practice that product managers, in particular, should adopt. Too often, we PMs can be
Product Management Collaboration: The Key to Success
I’ve been thinking a lot about the importance of product management collaboration and how, as product managers, we are typically the glue that keeps teams together. But quite
How Product Managers Can Say No In 4 Easy Steps
Saying “no” is one of the hardest things a product manager must do. And it’s something you, my dear product manager friend, should be saying a lot. James
12 Habits of Successful Product Managers
I’m a huge fan of Dolly Parton for so many reasons. She once said “If you don’t like the road you’re on, start paving another one.” u201cIf you
5 Things Product Managers Should Be Thankful For this Thanksgiving
Expressing gratitude every day is a key to being healthy and happy. It’s a practice that product managers, in particular, should practice. Too often, we PMs can be
How to achieve Product/Market Fit
You may have heard of Product/Market Fit and wondered, “What the heck is it?” It’s a concept that’s difficult to define, and yet when you have it, you
How to crush the first 90 days as a new product manager
As an active participant in several online communities for product managers, one of the questions frequently asked is, “How can I prepare to succeed in my new role