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Real-time tracking of food and drink specials at over 300 locations across Austin.

Text your dedicated # notes, links, reminders, lists, and to-dos - they file themselves into a searchable feed.

Mbappé learned football in a cage. Pickleball sharpened my tennis. The constrained game teaches what the full game can't - and side projects are how PMs get their reps.

You haven't missed the AI wave. But the window is closing. Here's the simplest way to start, no technical skills required.

AskUserQuestion inverts the AI prompt paradigm. The model prompts you. What product teams can learn from Anthropic optimizing for outcomes over optics.

Fast feedback lies. Slow feedback strands you. Product management gets both.

The best people to work with say "you're right, I didn't see that" easily. They hold ideas loosely and adjust fast.

Don't show up to strategy sessions with all the answers already figured out. Leave space for the team to actually contribute.

The only standing meetings you might need: daily huddle (flexible) and retro (every other week). Everything else can be ad-hoc.

If people dread your team ritual, fix the format or kill the meeting. Don't force attendance to something that isn't working.

Simple ideas beat complex ones because they're easier to adopt. If people need deep context to understand the value, rethink it.

"I need sanity checks" is better than "tell me what you think." It gives permission to be critical while showing you want specific input.