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I provide various services to executives, product leaders and product managers, and I’d love to assist you too.
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For product managers (individual contributers)
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Knowledge base
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Courses & webinars
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Mentoring
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For executives, entrepreneurs and product leaders
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PM Training
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Strategic consulting
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Mentoring
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Product Guild Management
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A random sample from my knowledge base

Full Gas in Neutral
Lately we’ve been discussing some topics that can be considered ‘heavy stuff’, such as product strategy, roadmap planning, product market

Oh… We Need an Alert for That…
Any product which finds its way to production needs some level of monitoring. After all – it’s serving users &

The Basics of Product Market Fit – P3
This is the third and closing chapter of the ‘Product Market Fit – Basics’. In the first part (here) we

Getting into Their Heads
In this post we’ll cover how to build an effective personas analysis. What’s important to focus on and what to ignore, including JTBD.

Writing Specs Like a Pro – Part 1
In the realm of product management - when you want to build something great you’ll probably write a product specification (may be

Covering All Fronts
When you are the sole product function in your company. Sometimes you may consider an opportunity where you’ll be the