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Hey everyone,
Being a founder or product person calls for enjoying the ride even when things are uncertain. While grit and passion are the regulars, it takes a few more skills like competence, agency, clarity of thought, to be able to navigate that uncertainty. And this means, you’ve got to be ready to embrace challenges, relearn some of what you seemingly thought you knew already, and find new pieces of information to put together. First things first, how to get started with all of this?
Shreyas Doshi is a seasoned product leader and presently a fantastic advisor to many founders across the globe. Shreyas formerly led product teams at Stripe, Yahoo, Google, Twitter, and is most known to this world as a product coach who writes detailed ‘threads’ on many unsaid and important topics.
Fun-fact: This episode is a manifestation of one whole year—so much of what we work on is a result of persistence and finding new ways to grow into opportunities that the world around presents to us. So glad this happened, and extremely pumped in to see some good reviews all along for this episode. :D
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In this episode, Shreyas and Aishwarya chat about:
Distilling product knowledge through observations
Shared vocabulary & how it connects teams without blame
Human comprehension and the LLM in our minds
Power of 'Why' over 'What' and 'How much'
High IQ & cognitive empathy
Recognizing the inner creative resistance
Combating the 'product builder' fear with actionable steps
Signals of growth for better and clear thinking
Unlearning traditional programming of the mind for better evaluation
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Have a great week ahead!
Cheers,
Aishwarya
The Founder's Foyer with Aishwarya: Product thinking, creative resistance, and evaluating growth