Harsha Cheruku · @fullstackpm
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PM Reading Stack
What I'm reading, listening to, and thinking about this month
The Four Big Risks Every PM Must Assess
Cagan's value/usability/feasibility/viability lens is the clearest pre-mortem frame I know. Re-read this every time I kick off a new initiative.
Teresa Torres on Continuous Discovery Habits
The opportunity solution tree clicked for me during this episode. If you only listen to one PM podcast this month, make it this one.
The LNO Effectiveness Framework
Leverage, Neutral, Overhead. Dead simple but it changed how I ruthlessly kill meetings and reclaim thinking time.
NVIDIA (2023) — The Full Company Story
Not PM-specific, but the best company study I've ever listened to. Jensen Huang's 30-year product patience is a different kind of masterclass.
Continuous Discovery Habits
The book that finally made weekly customer touchpoints feel achievable, not aspirational. Practical over theoretical.
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Latest Writing
All articles →Building Gets Easy. Selling Gets Brutal.
AI is collapsing the cost of building digital products. That's not the story. The story is what happens to selling when everyone can build — and why the platforms always win when supply explodes.
The Speed Drug: What a 19th-Century Economist Tells Us About Throttling AI's Most Productive Users
Every time we've made a productive tool more efficient, we used more of it, not less. AI is no different — except this time the tool is augmenting thinking itself. That changes what happens when you restrict it, and what happens even when you don't.
The Productivity Paradox: Why Technology Makes the Economy More Efficient But Most People No Richer
Every decade, technology makes us dramatically more productive. Every decade, GDP growth slows. These two facts should not coexist — and understanding why they do reveals the defining economic tension of our era.
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