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# best reads

What the tragic 1910 expedition teaches about pacing and preparation

A practical framework for moving from micromanagement to full delegation

Decisions about what to build cost far more than most teams realize

Why caring for your people is a competitive advantage

The lessons from Clayton Christensen's work that shaped how I manage products, build a business, and parent

 

# Leadership

Why the most junior person often drives the ship

Every organization already has a learning culture, and you have to choose which of three stakeholders it serves

True leadership isn't just about winning. Lessons from legendary BYU football coach LaVell Edwards, as told by his former players

On requesting feedback, and why Paul Graham asks five people before he publishes

Why successful change starts with a small, hot fire

The power of doing whatever it takes to help your team win

What a century of trucking can teach us about business and life

Why changing team capabilities works like physical training

 

# Productivity

How the practice of writing shapes how we think

Why taking a walk might be your best problem-solving tool

Why 'later' is a trap and doing it right the first time pays off

Why 50-70% utilization of your time produces more than 100% does

Why spreading yourself thin kills productivity

What Jordan Matter's 10-minute photo challenge taught me about preparation and constraints

 

# Product Management

Why making things worse can make people happier

How to de-risk big bets by learning in small steps

Three mindset shifts to make product management less stressful

The focused investment needed to break free from the status quo

Why making something feel real changes everything

What launching incomplete products teaches us about creating value

How paying attention to the little things creates memorable experiences

Why most teams measure the wrong things

The difference between working fast and making real progress

A strategic framework for building roadmaps that actually move teams forward

Why the best product validation comes from watching, not asking

Lessons on prototyping from a kid's entrepreneurship market

How elite pit crews demonstrate principles every product team should follow

 

# Career

A simple truth that can set you free

Three practical ways to face and overcome the fear that holds us back

Why comparing yourself to others' highlight reels is toxic

The question that can turn any setback into growth

Why relaxing under pressure leads to better performance

Three habits that made it possible to leave a stable job and start something new

 

# Decision Making

How writing down decisions makes teams smarter over time

 

# Strategy

A clear purpose works as a filter for what to do, what not to do, and who to invite

 

# Life

Why my wife and I homeschool, why copying competitors doesn't work, and what the two have in common

 

# Learning

The simple habits that helped me read over 150 books in a decade

 

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