The Paradoxes of Product
We iterate, therefore we exist.
Iteration has become proof of virtue. A reflection on growth, scaffolding, and the difference between adding rings and shedding bark.
The Tao of Product Management
Finding meaning between user need and stakeholder demand.
The Gospel of Agile Hypocrisy
Retrospectives are how we repeat the past with insight.
Every sprint ends with reflection, yet the same lessons return. A meditation on process, memory, and how self-awareness doesn’t always lead to change.
The Serenity of Acceptance
Ship, learn, forget, repeat.
Progress feels linear, but product work is lunar. A reflection on cycles of delivery, the lessons we don’t retain, and the quiet acceptance that forgetting is part of moving forward.
The Paradoxes of Product
If your roadmap fits on one slide, are you dreaming big enough?
A roadmap should show more than what’s certain. A reflection on how ambition shrinks to fit slides, and why real vision doesn’t fit neatly in a presentation.
The Gospel of Agile Hypocrisy
Be agile - after waterfall planning.
We speak in sprints but plan in quarters. A reflection on how agility becomes theater when flexibility is scheduled months in advance.
