I have been following Lisa for months now and I recently purchased her PM's Career Guide. It is crystal clear and actionable and it helped me revise my profile and narrative. I recommend using this if you want to craft a meaningful career according to your own unique values - we need more conscious leaders and this is a good starting point to become one of them!

Hello 👋, my name is Robin. An entrepreneur and founder of Fourbic, I specialize in data analytics consulting for SMEs. By far, the PM's career guide has been the most valuable toolkit I have used to align my approach to setting up my position and company. With its help, I was able to define my "North star" more clearly, and it's a resource that I refer to often. Lisa has broken down complex concepts into bite-sized chunks that are manageable even with a busy schedule. This PM career guide has interconnected topics and is presented in a non-technical style, so it's easy to understand especially for those just starting out. I believe anyone who transitions into product management will benefit the most. Although it's designed for product space, it easily translates to any other domain as the core concepts are easily transferable.

I'm a Product Manager in a start-up and this guide has been immensely useful as a go-to for finding structured and practical ways to manage the challenges that arise both before landing the job and after. I can see it being useful both in the short and long term given it's not as though you solve all problems in the first three months of a job! Lots of substance in it to refer to while on the route to improving my PM skills.

This is an invaluable guide to work through if you're feeling stuck in your career or just getting started. It felt like a coach in document form: starting at the beginning and getting me to focus on the right questions to get to the heart of my value and my 'why' and driving direction from there.

The Product Manager's Career Guide definitely surpasses my expectations. It feels like Lisa is there coaching me fully asynchronously. It's so holistic!

This 100% saved me time and money. Aspiring to become a product manager, I spent so much time inefficiently on reading materials and books that neither helped me directly assess my skill level, nor understand what to improve. The product literature has become so abundant and noisy, often with conflicting information that leaves you feeling lost. The Product Manager’s Career Guide does not only provide clarity on what to focus on, it does something more fundamentally important: it helps you define your career North Star according to your values, and it comes with tools to plan and track your goals. I definitely recommend it to any aspiring, or current PM, planning a conscious career move in product management.

I have been following Lisa for months now and I recently purchased her PM's Career Guide. It is crystal clear and actionable and it helped me revise my profile and narrative. I recommend using this if you want to craft a meaningful career according to your own unique values - we need more conscious leaders and this is a good starting point to become one of them!

Hello 👋, my name is Robin. An entrepreneur and founder of Fourbic, I specialize in data analytics consulting for SMEs. By far, the PM's career guide has been the most valuable toolkit I have used to align my approach to setting up my position and company. With its help, I was able to define my "North star" more clearly, and it's a resource that I refer to often. Lisa has broken down complex concepts into bite-sized chunks that are manageable even with a busy schedule. This PM career guide has interconnected topics and is presented in a non-technical style, so it's easy to understand especially for those just starting out. I believe anyone who transitions into product management will benefit the most. Although it's designed for product space, it easily translates to any other domain as the core concepts are easily transferable.

I'm a Product Manager in a start-up and this guide has been immensely useful as a go-to for finding structured and practical ways to manage the challenges that arise both before landing the job and after. I can see it being useful both in the short and long term given it's not as though you solve all problems in the first three months of a job! Lots of substance in it to refer to while on the route to improving my PM skills.

This is an invaluable guide to work through if you're feeling stuck in your career or just getting started. It felt like a coach in document form: starting at the beginning and getting me to focus on the right questions to get to the heart of my value and my 'why' and driving direction from there.