Lenny Rachitsky: belief

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…You have to find the ability to increase pace. You got to find that reserve. The next two years requires a lot of fire in the belly. Today, my guest is Nikhyl Singhal. Nikhyl is, in my opinion, right now, the number one best source of career advice for product managers and for tech people in general. He was a longtime exec at Meta and at Google, CPO at Credit Karma. He's also a four-time founder, and he leads the best community out there for heads of product and chief product officers called the Skip Community. He also has a larger community for tech professionals called the Skip Coach. Through these communities and his 30 years of building consumer products at scale, and also his podcast, which I've recently partnered with, he's constantly gathering and meeting with and speaking with top product leaders around the world about what's happening, and what's changing in the lives of product managers and tech workers in general. The answer is a lot. This is an episode that every single product person needs to listen to, and you won't find a more real talk and actionable overview of what is going on and where things are heading in your career, and also, what you should be doing about it right now. Seriously, do not miss this conversation. Before we get into it, don't forget to check out lennysproductpass.com for an incredible set of deals available exclusively to Lenny's newsletter subscribers. With that, I bring you Nikhyl Singhal. Nikhyl, thank you so much for being here and welcome back to the podcast. Yeah. Thank you, Lenny. I appreciate version two. All my notes were like Lenny version two. I'm quite excited about being back on the show. You've done so well since the last time that I've visited, and appreciate the opportunity to share with you my current thing.…

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