Learn the best from product management, for your life.
In this book, you will find proven strategies from product management with their powerful application to personal life, as well as real-world examples, and anecdotes you can relate to.
Whether you are involved in product management for work or not, you’ll enjoy discovering the shared tools, practices and tricks, and get impactful results using them.
Here's what makes this book a must-have for your collection.
This book is a blend of professional expertise and personal realizations, offering readers a refreshing perspective on life and work.
Discover how principles from product management can be innovatively applied to life situations for optimal results.
Every page of this book is filled with insights, tips and frameworks, making it a worthy addition to your collection.
Drawing from years of expertise in product management, the author shares valuable insights and cross-applicable skills.
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Cause from effect.
Time from change.
Vulnerability from love.
Much like these deeply entwined concepts, I've always maintained you can't separate "work" from "life."
It's all living.
Systems thinking encourages us to view the world not as a collection of isolated parts but rather, as a network of interdependent elements. It's the reason I don't read some books "for work" and others for "life."
My "work" life has benefitted profoundly from Victor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning inasmuch as my "personal" life has benefitted from Erin Meyer's The Culture Map.
That's why when I picked up this book at 3:30 this morning, I stopped worrying my insomnia was going to impact my "work" day.
Much in the way Jim Benson and I endeavored to blur the lines between work and life with Personal Kanban, so too has Milos Belcevic taken concepts ostensibly from the workplace and extended their utility - beautifully, thoughtfully, expansively - to, well, life.
Lean, agile, kanban, product management, cognitive science - it's all in here.
This is the book I wish I had written.
If you've gotten value from Personal Kanban I can't recommend more highly Milos' latest release as its natural extension.
Because much like cause/effect, time/change, vulnerability/love, living well and working well likewise can't be separated.
The book is full of useful tips and practical advice that is easy to follow and interesting even if you are not product manager