Chapter
Misconceptions of Great Product Development
51:47 - 58:00 (06:13)
The misconception of creating a great product is often related to isolating oneself and building something perfect, when in reality it's about focusing on the customer and their needs. The speaker also shares an anecdote about a powerlifter who left a drug-tested federation and made significant progress in lifting over six months.
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The importance of prioritizing customer needs over personal preferences, and how testimonials can sometimes be misleading when it comes to product success.
51:47 - 54:25 (02:38)
Summary
The importance of prioritizing customer needs over personal preferences, and how testimonials can sometimes be misleading when it comes to product success. Being aware of personal biases and experiencing one's own life compared to others can also impact product development.
ChapterMisconceptions of Great Product Development
Episode#125 - How To Become An Online Coach
PodcastModern Wisdom
This episode talks about an impressive powerlifter who left a drug-tested federation to join an untested one and greatly improved his lifts.
54:25 - 55:57 (01:32)
Summary
This episode talks about an impressive powerlifter who left a drug-tested federation to join an untested one and greatly improved his lifts. The host also tells a story about a powerlifting seminar he attended where a participant asked a complicated question when the answer was as simple as doing full range squats with a barbell.
ChapterMisconceptions of Great Product Development
Episode#125 - How To Become An Online Coach
PodcastModern Wisdom
Two individuals discuss an advanced technology related to packaging intellectual rights, assuming ownership of a website.
55:59 - 58:00 (02:00)
Summary
Two individuals discuss an advanced technology related to packaging intellectual rights, assuming ownership of a website.