Why Are Workshops Great for Product Roadmaps?
This article outlines why workshopping is unparalleled in creating product roadmaps and how it fosters collaboration, understanding, and innovation.
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The Daimon and Creativity
The thesis of this essay is that the Daimon, initially understood as a supernatural force in ancient Greece, retains its relevance and influence in contemporary times, especially in the realms of creativity and personal introspection.
Philosophy as a Way of Life: Lessons from Greek Philosophy for the Modern World
Authenticity, continuous reflection, and preparation for death are central themes in ancient philosophy. These ideas inspire living a harmonious life: aligning actions with words and thoughts. Socrates, through his attitude toward death, exemplifies consistency between speech and action.
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Generative AI: The Dumbing Down of Knowledge and Identity
In this essay, I propose the idea that the use of generative AI systems without critical thought universalizes language in a negative way, leading to a dilution of knowledge. Less poetically, we all end up expressing ourselves like robots while knowing nothing.
User Interviews: A Guide for Product Managers
Learn the risks and pitfalls of insufficient methodology in user interviews. Learn how cognitive biases like overconfidence can skew UX research outcomes, and discover the importance of rigorous practices in gathering accurate user insights.
'Knowing that' but not 'knowing how'
"Knowing that" refers to theoretical knowledge or factual information, while "knowing how" refers to practical ability or skill. Intelligence is not solely about theoretical contemplation but is rooted in practical action.