“I already knew that” is also the ego speaking. The ego is the # 1 enemy of learning. Someone pointed out this quote to me, which is perfect (and as a bonus, is more concise than my version :) ) “It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows.” ― Epictetus

Should Engineers consider transitioning to PMs if you are interested in product? I have invited my colleague Google, ex-Microsoft PM and founder of PM Mastermind Felix Watson Jr. to talk about his experience of transitioning from engineering to PM. https://t.co/Nk1fmLDkaM

Do you know as high as 80% of MBA graduates end up working in only 3 industries? I have done some homework to synthesize the takeaways from the employment report published by Stanford GSB, HBS and Wharton. Check out video of the week:

Last but not least, I am going to share THE biggest benefit of MBA to me, which is a highly under-rated one. It’s not about academics, social or networking, but a transformational experience that benefited me beyond the 2 years or my next job.

I am going to cover questions like can you find a life partner more easily during an MBA? Can an MBA degree from a top MBA school like Stanford REALLY help you pivot into a new industry or start a new business? How useful is the MBA alumni network and is it really worth $200,000?

If you are wondering if you should spend the next 2 years and $200,000 on an MBA degree, this video is for you. After asking 100 MBAs what is the ACTUAL biggest benefit for them, I have summarized the top 7 reasons for you.

Are you thinking about pivoting into a new industry but don’t know how to make it happen? I want to share a K-I-S-S framework that helped me break into new fields over and over again, e.g. product management, coaching, design, BD, edtech, etc. https://t.co/nmnWI17tSm

Vast majority of people believe that doing good work will get you promoted. The truth is that promotion is still far from you if you simply focus on good work and forget to build your visibility in the organization.

"Just because it didn’t work doesn’t mean it was the wrong choice. The world is full of probabilities, not certainties. Find a game where the probabilities favor you and keep taking shots." –@JamesClear

I still remember my presentation at a UC Berkeley education conference 3 years ago. I was so afraid that I couldn’t fall asleep and became a heavy procrastinator. Hopefully this week's video help you become less nervous and want to share your voice more!

"1. Entrepreneurship is a lifestyle." "2. You want to save up for 3 yrs before starting your own company." "3. You don’t need an idea or VC funding before quitting." To find out why, check out my interview with ex-Google PM Winston:

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Are you working for a large company but constantly have an inner voice that says “You can do more”? Should you leave or stay and move up the ladder? I have invited a good friend of mine, Winston Mok (ex-Google PM, founder of Woosh) to share his story.

I created a funny video about a life in the Day of a Product Manager. Treat yourself with a 10 min break from your busy day and some joy: https://t.co/JnIPT8YiF9. Also let me know if this is your day to day as well :)

Oprah Winfrey on Career, Life, and Leadership https://t.co/KsdD4RXOQQ via @YouTube

Do you know what is the biggest disconnect between managers and direct reports these days? How to become an effective first-time manager? What criteria should you use to pick a great manager as an IC? Check out this "Air" Framework by ex-Google HR:

What is one of the world's most iconic MBA classes with almost 50 years of history? This Stanford class is so popular because it accelerates both of your professional and personal journeys. Check out this week’s video:

In this week’s video, I am going to share how I figured out my leadership style and used it to identify growth areas to become a more effective product manager. A boss has the title. A leader has the people. https://t.co/dPqp0Deb0N

Happy Lunar New Year to you all! In the Year of the Tiger, I want to wish you a safe and energized 2022 with my latest video about productivity and energy management. https://t.co/pDCKA2I0S5

In this week’s video, I interviewed Sandeep Aneja, my mentor, GSB alumni and founder of Asia’s first edtech VC, Kaizenvest. As a founder, he faced unique leadership challenges, from looking for partners to hiring early employees. Check it out: https://t.co/jHMs960eBe