[146] - Optionality

08/03/22 • 22 min

How do you know that something will work ahead of time? What problems will come up when a customer uses your product? When can you double down on something that works? A simple way to handle those questions is to keep your options open. Then when you get new info, you have the ability to react intelligently. Feedback: twitter - email - Support: Product Coaching and Consulting - Support - Links: Signal v Noise - The Deep Dish - Kent Beck - Johanna Rothman - Drunk Agile - Simon Wardley -

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How many discussions, debates, or other conversations do we get stuck in over practices and tools? What would happen if instead, we focused on the principles that those things are supposed to enable for us? In this episode, a review of some principles from different disciplines and areas that we can use to guide us. Which do you use already? Feedback: twitter - email - Support: Product Coaching and Consulting - Support - Links: Jens-Fabian Goetzmann - Mallory Kim -

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[147] - Uncomfortable

What could you do to make yourself, a little more uncomfortable? In your work, practices, and thoughts even. In this episode, we will explore some ideas about why you should be uncomfortable, how to challenge yourself, and what benefits might be found outside your comfort zone. Feedback: Twitter - email - Support: Product Coaching and Consulting - Support - Links: Ken Norton - ** Positive Psychology - Michael Easter - Carol Dweck - Veritasium - Dan Benoni & Louis Xavier -