Continuous Discovery Habits Summary & Review: Talk to a Customer Every Week

Continuous Discovery Habits summary: Teresa Torres's weekly customer talks, Opportunity Solution Tree, and assumption tests so a product trio discovers before it builds.

Continuous Discovery Habits summary: Teresa Torres's weekly customer talks, Opportunity Solution Tree, and assumption tests so a product trio discovers before it builds.

The Design of Everyday Things summary: Don Norman’s human-centered rules so doors, apps, and tools explain themselves — plus a seven-day plan to fix one object.

Presentation Zen summary: Garr Reynolds’s playbook for planning the story on paper, cutting the slideument, and speaking so the room looks at you.

Pitch Anything by Oren Klaff shows why data dumps die in the crocodile brain — and how frame control, prizing, and STRONG get a decision without chasing.

Empowered summary: Cagan and Jones on coaching product teams to own outcomes, not feature roadmaps. Give problems, then coach.

Argov’s dating manual: stop overgiving, keep a life, and want him without needing him. A Why Men Love Bitches summary, 4.7 rating, and a 7-day TGR plan to stay the catch.

Maximum Achievement summary: Brian Tracy’s playbook for raising the self-image, writing one dated goal, and moving it daily before the inbox wins the week.

Cal Newport’s 75 rules from students who actually won: treat school like a job, never skip class, start the paper today, and do one activity excellently.

Inspired summary: Marty Cagan's 2017 playbook for discovering products customers love before you build. Staff a product trio, test the four risks, then deliver.

Health at Every Size summary: Lindo Bacon’s weight-neutral plan to drop the diet war, keep hunger cues and joyful movement, and start habits that do not wait on the scale.

Perennial Seller summary: Ryan Holiday’s playbook for making and marketing work that lasts — make it worth keeping, name the person, keep telling, own the list.

TED Talks summary: Chris Anderson’s throughline method — one idea as a gift, rebuilt in their minds, then given in the talk only you can give this week.