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Product Manager Coach

PRODUCT MANAGER COACH BLOG

Keep your curiosity.
Sharpen your edge.

Useful ideas for the work you do today—and the product manager you’re becoming.

THE WEALTH EXPERIMENT · FREE FOUNDING COHORT

Two Mondays to a Side Hustle

Practice taking one idea from a problem statement to a small, testable offer. Build a digital product, service offer, or simple prototype, then use real feedback to decide what to improve.

October 26 & November 2, 2026
Mondays, 7–9 p.m. Eastern · Live online · Free

Build with Ashley Kays in the first session, get feedback between Mondays, then refine your work and plan a small launch test in the second. Allow 60–90 minutes between sessions. Teaching and demos include a 30-day replay for registrants.

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20 live seats planned. Registration is not open yet; the interest list does not reserve a seat. Hosted by The Wealth Experiment.

PMC JOURNALThe work
behind the work.
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THE CRAFT · 2 min read

What does a product manager actually do? Follow one decision.

A practical look at the work between “we should build this” and a decision worth making.

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PMC JOURNALLess explaining.
More exploring.
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PROTOTYPE LAB · 2 min read

Your best AI prompt might be a rough sketch.

How to give AI the visual context it needs—and keep your original intent intact.

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PMC JOURNALLess copy-paste.
More product work.
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AI WORKFLOWS · 2 min read

Your first n8n workflow should solve one boring problem.

Start small, keep the evidence, and build an automation you can trust enough to use.

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PMC JOURNALYour experience.
A new direction.
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YOUR CAREER · 2 min read

Build your way into product management.

Turn the experience you already have into evidence of how you think and work.

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PMC JOURNALBuild faster.
Choose better.
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PRODUCT PERSPECTIVES · 2 min read

When building gets easier, judgment matters more.

A practical perspective on product management in an AI-enabled team.

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PMC JOURNALA better brief.
A sharper debate.
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AI IN PRACTICE · 2 min read

Use Astra to challenge your product thinking.

Give your AI partner evidence, constraints, and permission to disagree.

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PMC JOURNALMore shipped.
More value?
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STRATEGY · 2 min read

Your roadmap is full. Is your product getting better?

How to connect delivered work to a change that matters for customers.

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PMC JOURNALA score is
a conversation.
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PRIORITIZATION · 2 min read

A precise score can hide a very uncertain decision.

Use prioritization frameworks to reveal tradeoffs, not to manufacture confidence.

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PMC JOURNALDirection.
Not guesswork.
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ROADMAPPING · 2 min read

A roadmap should create clarity, not accidental promises.

Show direction, evidence, and confidence without pretending every question is settled.

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PMC JOURNALStay curious.
Listen longer.
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CUSTOMER RESEARCH · 2 min read

Stop selling your idea during customer interviews.

Learn more by asking what happened than by asking whether your concept sounds good.

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PMC JOURNALThe release
is a beginning.
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LAUNCH & GROWTH · 2 min read

You launched it. Now help people get value from it.

A practical way to look beyond release day and measure meaningful adoption.

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PMC JOURNALClear decisions.
Useful documents.
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AI IN PRACTICE · 2 min read

Let AI draft your PRD. Make sure you own the thinking.

Turn an AI-generated document into a clear record of evidence, decisions, and open questions.

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NEW · REMOTE AI WORK

Product managers and remote AI work: how to explore Mercor

Product judgment can be valuable beyond a full-time product role. Learn how to present your expertise for remote project opportunities, understand Mercor's process, and prepare evidence that shows how you make decisions.

Read the Mercor guide →

Build a reusable product-management skill

Turn customer feedback into an evidence brief with clear sources, hypotheses and a practical next experiment.

Read the illustrated skill tutorial