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Own Your Narrative eBook: A Product Manager’s Guide to Defining Your Unique Value Proposition

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“This thoughtful and thorough guide is a must-have for anyone aspiring to transition into product.” - Karie Price, Product Manager

If you are trying to land your first product role, this will save you hours of time and energy wasted trying to get your foot in the door.

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  • The ability to think like the hiring team and understand how to make connections, mitigate risks and bridge gaps FOR THEM, proactively so you’re not leaving it to chance

  • A clear definition of YOUR WHY, your unique superpowers, and how these things can best add value to a product team in a way that’s aligned with your values

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Testimonials

“10/10. This self-discovery guidebook provides an insightful framework for figuring our where you wish to take your product management career and how to make strides towards your dream destination. After I synthesized my raison d'être, aspirations, and superpowers, I've owned who I am as a product person. Both my teammates and I have noticed this newfound self-confidence, and I'm excited to keep growing and honing my skills. Highly recommend working through this guide over a series of (long) weekends after you've had some rest and relaxation—and perhaps sit down with a cup of coffee or tea.” - Tiffany Chang, B2B Product Manager

“10/10. This thoughtful and thorough guide is a must have for anyone aspiring to transition into product or for those who are trying to understand and effectively communicate their product career goals. The simple yet impactful frameworks will help you synthesize the most important information into powerfully clear statements, and the provided examples will help you bust through any temptation to overthink it. I love the way Lisa breaks it all down!" - Karie Price, Product Owner

“9/10. I would share this guide with aspiring PMs or anyone looking to transition to give you that sense of purpose and direction when it comes to what trajectory you want to take and how you want to market and position yourself. It enables you to define this and take other strategic steps that cut out months and maybe years of work and uncertainty. I know how I will structure my next 3 months now - I have a game plan I can run with. Rather than looking at the entire discipline of product, I know specifically which jobs I am looking at, at which stages of companies, and what type of content I’m consuming to learn strategically based on the trajectory I’m now working towards." - Robin Kiplangat, Engineer & Aspiring Product Manager

“9/10. I would definitely recommend this to anyone trying to get into product or anyone in an APM or internship role. This guide is helpful for anyone who needs a push to get to the next step of their career.” - Eva Beasley, Product Owner

“8/10. I’ve gotten so used to trying to fit the mold of what companies expect me to be that I never actually took the time to self-assess what some of my superpowers are. Up until now, I had been fixated on, ’How can I word this a certain way to pass through an ATS?’, ’How can I say some of the product-related words that are constantly used to make them see that I have knowledge of this?’...but I never actually paid attention to how all of my experiences have given me skills and superpowers that I can bring immediately into an organization. This Guide showed me an area I’ve neglected in both my personal and professional journey.” - Leslie Thomas, 4 months into first Product Manager role