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The Meeting Trap: How we turned collaboration into procrastination.
Why 35 hours of monthly meetings might be the most expensive way to avoid real work.
Oct 14
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Mike Watson
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The product management job everyone wants might not exist.
Why successful companies distribute product work instead of hiring traditional product people.
Oct 7
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Mike Watson
10
3
September 2025
The $18 million problem hiding in your tech stack.
How tool sprawl became the silent productivity killer that's costing organizations more than unused software licenses.
Sep 30
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Mike Watson
14
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Your emotional intelligence is sabotaging your career.
How to use emotional skills strategically without burning yourself out.
Sep 23
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Mike Watson
20
9
Your stakeholders aren't wrong about the problems.
Why the real challenge isn't identifying pain points - it's solving them in ways people will actually adopt.
Sep 16
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Mike Watson
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Testing My First Product with Real Founders.
I'm looking for founders who'll help me turn an idea into something genuinely useful.
Sep 11
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Mike Watson
5
Solution-first discovery is expensive validation.
How to catch yourself before you build the wrong thing.
Sep 9
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Mike Watson
11
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Your corporate experience is startup currency.
How to reframe Fortune 500 skills for 0 > 1 environments.
Sep 2
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Mike Watson
9
August 2025
Why Product People Can’t Coast Through the AI Transition.
While 95% of AI initiatives stall, the companies that succeed will need a new type of product professional.
Aug 26
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Mike Watson
9
Why most startup advice sounds the same.
And what to do when you need guidance that actually fits your specific chaos.
Aug 19
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Mike Watson
10
Why design debt destroys reputations (and how to fix It).
The real cost of inheriting messy user experiences and practical ways to address them strategically.
Aug 12
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Mike Watson
10
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The best validation happens before you write a single line of code.
Five ways to avoid expensive mistakes and career-limiting launches.
Aug 5
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Mike Watson
7
2
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