Blog•Feb 18, 2026
Why Knowing Your Purpose Matters More Than Having All The Answers
Fifteen years ago the author accepted Guy Kawasaki’s invitation to record a podcast despite not having a show or a clear concept. Driven by a long‑standing purpose of helping leaders improve their craft, the first episode launched a series that now boasts 200 episodes and high‑profile guests like Marshall Goldsmith and Tom Peters. The podcast elevated the author’s profile, earning Inc. Magazine’s Top 100 Leadership Expert and Speaker honors and expanding the reach of an award‑winning leadership blog. The story distills three leadership lessons about starting initiatives, navigating uncertainty, and building enduring value through purpose.
By Tanveer Naseer
Blog•Feb 14, 2026
CO.LAB Receives LaunchTN Grant to Cultivate Quantum Commercialization Pathways Across Tennessee
CO.LAB secured a $1.2 million Launch Tennessee grant to launch the Quantum Activation Series, a statewide effort that begins March 12 at the University of Tennessee‑Chattanooga. The program will convene researchers, entrepreneurs and industry leaders to accelerate the commercialization of quantum research...
By Quantum Zeitgeist
Blog•Feb 10, 2026
Claude Code - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille
In the All Things Product podcast, Teresa Torres and Petra Wille explore Claude Code, Anthropic’s local AI coding assistant, and demonstrate how non‑engineers can integrate it into daily workflows. They contrast the browser‑based Claude with Claude Code on a personal...
By Product Talk
Blog•Feb 10, 2026
What Is Apple’s Investment Narrative?
Apple’s latest quarter delivered $143.76 billion in revenue and $42.10 billion net income, propelled by strong iPhone 17 demand and a rebound in China. The company is betting on deeper ecosystem integration through AI‑enhanced features across devices and an expanding services portfolio. A...
By Asymco
Blog•Feb 7, 2026
Seven Reasons SaaS Valuations Are Crumbling in the Age of AI
SaaS valuations have slumped from seven‑to‑eight times revenue to roughly three‑to‑four times as AI tools reshape the sector. AI‑driven coding lets companies replace legacy SaaS with custom apps, eroding lock‑in and pressuring per‑seat pricing. Long‑term revenue durability is questioned, entry...
By David Cummings on Startups
Blog•Feb 5, 2026
Building Earmark: How a Two-Person Team Turned Meetings Into Finished Work
Earmark’s new productivity suite transforms live meetings into concrete deliverables such as product specs, tickets, and slide decks, eliminating the traditional post‑call cleanup. The platform runs several specialized AI agents in parallel, translating jargon, drafting documents, and even spawning prototypes...
By Product Talk
Blog•Feb 4, 2026
Product Coaching and AI
The article argues that the shortage of effective human product coaching can be mitigated by using generative AI foundation models as personal product coaches. Recent advances in models such as Claude, Gemini and GPT have reduced erroneous advice, making them...
By SVPG (Silicon Valley Product Group) Blog
Blog•Feb 3, 2026
Groupthink When Hiring - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille
The All Things Product podcast episode with Teresa Torres and Petra Wille examines why modern hiring processes are failing. They highlight how AI‑driven application overload, endless interview loops, and groupthink among stakeholders sabotage good hiring decisions. The hosts propose treating...
By Product Talk
Blog•Feb 2, 2026
Let's Read Continuous Discovery Habits Together (February 2026)
ProductTalk is celebrating the five‑year anniversary of Continuous Discovery Habits with a monthly book‑club reading guide. This February guide focuses on Chapter 3, teaching teams to prioritize outcomes over outputs and to differentiate business from product outcomes. The post supplies short...
By Product Talk
Blog•Feb 2, 2026
Succeeding with the Product Operating Model
Roman Pichler’s latest podcast episode breaks down how companies can successfully adopt a product operating model, drawing on fifteen years of hands‑on experience. He outlines the structural changes needed to shift to a product‑led way of working and highlights practical...
By Roman Pichler Blog
Blog•Jan 25, 2026
A Compass Is Not a Map
The article uses a compass‑vs‑map metaphor to argue that startup advice points north but does not dictate the right path. It critiques Lean Startup, survivor bias, and the illusion that any framework guarantees success. By highlighting the variability of outcomes...
By A Smart Bear (Longform)
Blog•Jan 22, 2026
When Trust Is Everything: Building AI for Physicians at Healio
Healio, a 125‑year‑old medical publishing firm, launched Healio AI – an assistant that helps physicians prepare for patient encounters. A survey of 300 clinicians revealed doctors wanted support with patient communication more than diagnostic answers. The team built a functional...
By Product Talk
Blog•Jan 20, 2026
Product at Heart 2026 - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille
Product at Heart 2026, hosted by Teresa Torres and Petra Wille, unveils a single‑track conference format that emphasizes tighter curation amid rapid AI advances. The lineup features keynotes from Christian Idiodi, Elaine Kasket, and Torres herself, alongside deep‑dive workshops from...
By Product Talk
Blog•Jan 19, 2026
Illegitimi Non Carborundum: Don’t Let Investors Control Your Meeting
Founders, especially women and underrepresented entrepreneurs, are disproportionately asked downside‑focused questions by investors, while their white male peers receive more upside‑oriented inquiries. This bias can steer pitch conversations away from a company’s growth potential. The article advises founders to pre‑write...
By This Is Going To Be BIG
Blog•Jan 19, 2026
TBM 402: The Real-World Journey to Value and Product-Centricity
In this episode the host maps a non‑linear journey that organizations take from focusing solely on delivery predictability to becoming truly product‑centric and value‑driven. The discussion walks through five narrative "acts"—starting with reducing work‑in‑progress and improving flow, then layering early...
By The Beautiful Mess