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Here's a handy cheat sheet of psychological principles to inspire your next product feature ideas.

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1. Market Condition

Peacetime PMs operate in stable markets, valuing predictable competition and steady growth.

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In peacetime, PMs expand the product portfolio and improve existing features.

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Jan 13, 2023
When I started out in my career as a product manager, I was constantly comparing myself to other PMs in my org.

While this was (and is) a great way to learn and pick up skills as a product manager, there were moments when it held me back

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Focusing on others' progress can distract from your own goals.

As a PM, it's crucial to have a clear vision for your product and stay focused on your goals.

Comparing yourself to other PMs and their portfolio of work can lead to a lack of progress on your own initiatives.
Comparison breeds self-doubt

Comparison can lead to self-doubt, causing you to second guess your decisions and abilities as a PM.

Trust your skills and experience, and don't let comparisons affect your confidence.
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