How Failure Feeds Success
Overcoming adversity and the lessons learned therein are the true mark of respect for product managers.
Storytelling isn't just about history and myths—It's also rooted in human experience. In contrast to my Author Blog, Anecdotal Evidence offers reflections and insight into my journey through life. Here are the deep dives and rabbit holes I often find myself in. I am and will always be a mother, a daughter, a wife, an author, a scientist, a product leader, a teacher and a coach. Anecdotal Evidence is a compendium of stories about food, family, philosophy, and life.
Overcoming adversity and the lessons learned therein are the true mark of respect for product managers.
“A leader is best when people barely know he exists. When his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves.” — Lao…
Anecdotal Evidence
The Pareto principle is only 80% of the solution to avoiding burnout
Microaggressions in the workplace aren’t just frustrating—they’re signals. They can reveal biases, highlight workplace culture issues, and even warn of toxicity. This blog post explores how to recognize microaggressions, reframe them to your advantage, and decide when it’s time to walk away.
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Using the themes of the music from Disney’s Encanto to help calm the nerves at 3AM.
Ever wonder why your team is not performing at their best? Discussions are between a few while the rest sit in silence and observe. Maybe…
On Mindset
We built a product with many capabilities, how can we support customers both old and new in the discovery of its features?
Parenthood
Instant connection in an unexpected place
Investigation into the humble purple vegetable a.k.a. eggplant, aubergine, brinjal and what we can do with it.
Anecdotal Evidence
Do we carry echoes of our past lives into the present? From unexplained connections to vivid dreams, rebirth raises intriguing questions about karma, destiny, and our choices. Read more about the cycles of life and the search for meaning.
Haunted house — I spent 5 years in Ireland during which time I rented a variety of older houses. Given a sixth sense for creepy vibes…
First popularized in the 60s and 70s its high time for a resurgence of upside down cakes