There’s a moment in every runner’s journey when the goal stops being about distance, and starts being about rhythm. Not the big milestones or race-day breakthroughs, but the quiet, ordinary repeats that no one sees. Because the truth is simple: Confidence isn’t built by intensity. It ’s built by consistency. The Myth of Motivation New runners often wait for motivation to show up before they move. But anyone who has trained for a long run knows, motivation is unreliable. Some

There’s something about distance running that mirrors the rhythm of life, the long, uneven stretches, the quiet battles in your head, the moments when your body wants to stop but your mind whispers, keep going. As a runner and coach, I’ve come to realize that endurance running isn’t just a sport. It’s a practice in leadership, resilience, and self-awareness. Every mile holds a lesson about how we lead others, and how we lead ourselves. The Start Line: Intent Over Inspiration

In Product Management, we talk a lot about metrics. Activation, retention, churn, NPS, the numbers that fill our dashboards and define our quarterly reviews. But somewhere along the way, many of us start chasing metrics that look good  instead of those that mean something. The same thing happens in life. We celebrate output, promotions, achievements, milestones, and forget to pause and ask whether the work is actually fulfilling, sustainable, or aligned with purpose. That’s w

The New Reality of Product Management Product Management has always been a dynamic discipline, a balance of strategy, empathy, and execution. But with the rise of AI, the landscape has shifted dramatically. Today, AI isn’t just automating repetitive tasks; it’s changing the way Product Managers think, decide, and lead. Tools can now analyze user behavior, prioritize backlogs, forecast adoption, and even generate early-stage feature concepts. The PM’s role is no longer just ab