Advanced Product Manager Reading List

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Today, we're stepping up our game with a curated selection of five books that are a must-read for any product manager looking to go beyond the conventional. These aren't your standard PM readings; they're thought-provoking, horizon-expanding, and will challenge the way you think about innovation, strategy, and leadership.

📚 Books We're Unveiling:

"The Rational Optimist: How Prosperity Evolves" by Matt Ridley - Explore the evolution of prosperity and innovation, and how this understanding can revolutionize your product strategy.
"Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution" by Steven Levy - Dive into the world of the original hackers and draw inspiration for creative problem-solving and pioneering spirit in product management.
"Benjamin Franklin: An American Life" by Walter Isaacson - Learn from the life of one of history’s greatest polymaths, and understand how diverse interests can fuel innovation in product management.
"Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" by Richard Feynman - Get inspired by the unconventional wisdom and curiosity of the Nobel Prize-winning physicist.
"Mastery" by Robert Greene - Delve into the path towards mastery and discover how to harness your full potential as a product manager.

🚀 Why This Video?

Broaden Your Perspectives: Each book offers unique insights that go beyond the typical product management scope.
Innovative Strategies: Equip yourself with advanced strategies and thinking models from some of the greatest minds and innovators.
Leadership and Growth: These books are selected to not only enhance your PM skills but also to grow your leadership and personal development.
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