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As many of you may be aware, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ) has revolutionized my whole Bollywood journey! When I first saw this movie, I was ...

  Do you realize that there is a connection between the manifestation of desires and product management? As I was writing a guide about the major ...

Here is an old product exercise where I created the requirements and designs for a feature where the user can edit their order after the purchase h...

  When you see or hear 'CEO', you obviously associate it with 'Chief Executive Officer'. I have a completely different spin on what CEO means! For...

For my birthday in 2020, I made a wish where I asked to be a service to society. When I made this wish, I thought that I would be fulfilling a s...

When I am having a conversation with someone, I like to make it interesting by asking unique questions so that I get to know this individual at a ...

When I asked someone who she liked to spend 24 hours with, she mentioned that she would like to meet Dr. Jane Goodall (a primatologist). I then fou...

As I was reflecting on my 'Advanced Project Management' certification at University of Toronto, there was one team project that I enjoyed being par...

As I was going through old work related to product management, I came across one where it focuses on CRM for networking. It is called "Networking G...

Last month, I did a product exercise where I had to create feature specifications of the application process of a potential candidate for the gamin...

Recently, I did a great product challenge where I had to create a brief for a new punchcard feature that would be implemented into an existing app platform. A product brief is a general document that provides the overall and high level concept (i.e. the 'why') behind a feature. Keep in mind that this brief is not real and contains fictitious data - it is simply an exercise where I wanted to practice my process for a product feature :).

  After learning about Blake Mycoskie's TOMS company and 1-for-1 movement on Shark Tank, I was intrigued to learn more about his entrepreneurial s...