The new luxury is being unreachable.
The ultimate flex is the founder who doesn't have Slack on their phone. The CEO whose email autoreplies saying they check it twice a week. The creative who disappears for three months to build without telling anyone what they're working on.
The most successful people I know have the worst response times. Not because they're busy, but because they've designed their life to have long blocks of uninterrupted thinking. They're not in back-to-back Zooms. They're reading for four hours straight on a Tuesday.
And they take BIG bets in whatever life they are living. Big with family. Big with their health. Big with their hobbies. When they're with their kids, the phone is in another building. When they're working, the family knows they're gone for 12 hours. When they surf, they surf for three hours. No half measures. No multitasking. Just full presence in whatever they chose to do that day.
Your parents thought luxury was a Rolex. You know luxury is being able to leave your phone in another room for an entire day and have a business that's working for you.
Private jets let you disappear from flight tracking. Dumb phones sell for $300. There's a waiting list for laptops that only do writing. The highest paid consultants charge $50K to tell you what meetings to stop attending.
Deep work is the new yacht. Focus is the new Ferrari. Being present is the new Patek.
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No, you don't need a degree in software engineering to be a product manager.
Here are the 9 basic tech knowledge for product managers.
1. Software Development Process:
Understand the stages of software development, including:
- Requirements gathering
- Design
- Development
- Testing
- Deployment
- Dev/Ops ( CI/CD)
- Maintenance
Familiarize yourself with Agile and Scrum methodologies, as they are commonly used in software development.
2. Basic Coding:
While you don't need to be an expert coder, understanding the basics of programming languages such as:
- HTML
- CSS
- JavaScript or
- Python can be beneficial.
3. Version Control Systems:
Learn about version control systems like Git.
Understand how changes in code are tracked, merged, and maintained.
4. Databases and Data Management:
Know the basics of databases, including SQL.
Understanding how data is:
- Stored
- Retrieved
- Managed
5. APIs (Application Programming Interfaces):
Gain an understanding of APIs, as they are key to integration between different software systems.
6. System Architecture:
Basic knowledge of system architecture, including:
- Client-server models
- Microservices
- Cloud computing like Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure (cost, and performance)
helps in understanding how your product will scale and integrate with other systems.
7. Security Basics:
Be aware of fundamental cybersecurity principles.
Knowing the basics of:
- Data protection
- Encryption
- Compliance (like GDPR)
8. Performance Metrics:
Understand how to measure software performance.
Familiarity with concepts like:
- Load times
- Response times
- Uptime
9. Product Analytics Tools:
Familiarize yourself with tools like:
- Google Analytics
- Mixpanel
- Amplitude
for tracking user behavior and product performance.
It took me 10 years to climb the pyramid
When I started my product career, I found that some skills were easier to acquire than others.
1. Product Delivery (Base Layer)
- Project management
- Agile methodologies
- Basic technical understanding
- Quality assurance
These are typically more concrete and process-oriented, making them relatively easier to grasp for beginners.
2. Product Discovery (Middle Layer)
- User research
- Market analysis
- Customer interviews
- Prototyping.
This layer requires a deeper understanding of user needs and market dynamics, which is generally developed after mastering basic delivery skills.
3. Product Strategy (Third Layer)
-Strategic planning,
- Vision setting,
- Roadmapping
- Prioritization.
This level requires not only an understanding of the market and product but also the ability to forecast future trends and align product goals with business objectives.
4. Stakeholder Management and Communication (Fourth Layer)
Effectively communicating with and managing the expectations of:
- Customers
- Team members
- Executives.
This layer involves negotiation, persuasion, and conflict resolution.
5. Leadership and Advanced Decision Making (Top Layer)
The apex focuses on:
- Leadership
- Strategic influence
- High-level decision-making
- Change management
These skills are typically honed over time and with considerable experience.
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Ouch! Of course this is just sound bite…..but Mr McAdams didn’t stand a chance unfortunately even if he had spoken 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ it might not have mattered because it appears the ‘moderator’ already had a preconceived agenda to push (good or bad).
@skbozphd Ouch! Of course this is just sound bite…..but Mr McAdams didn’t stand a chance unfortunately even if he had spoken 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️ it wouldn’t have mattered because it appears the ‘moderator’ already had a preconceived agenda to push (good or bad).
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