@nimisc

#productmgmt & #gotomarket in B2B. @sherpany to end #meetingmadness, @TEDxZurich, athlete, fashion victim. Supporting women in leadership everywhere.

 Zurich, CH
Joined May 2010
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Moonwalking out 💃🕺, one evening at the product team retreat from @sherpany last week. It was fun and we made it count! 💙 for everyone who is part of this team.
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A post card setting for the ⁦@_ProductAcademy⁩ course I am teaching today on product strategy.
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“Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you help them to become what they are capable of being.” this quote from my personality profile is really spot on for me 16personalities.com/infj-per… #16Personalities via @16Personalities

INFJ Personality (Advocate) | 16Personalities

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What will you stop in 2023? Sharing my experience for others to also find good endings. linkedin.com/pulse/what-you-…

What Will You Stop in 2023?

What you stop should be as much part of your resolutions for the new year as what you want to start. Endings can be scary and they can also be beautiful.

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Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant5 Dec 2022
It's not ambition that holds women back. They're punished for violating gender stereotypes as warm & submissive. Data: ambitious men and women get promoted. Aggressive women are penalized more than men. End the double standard: if you accept it in men, don't reject it in women.
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Thanks We Can Do Hard Things with Glennon Doyle for being my top podcast on @Spotify this year. I loved all 1,898 minutes of it. #SpotifyWrapped open.spotify.com/show/0eFL5H…
Generosity, curiosity and integrity.
Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant8 Oct 2022
Your worth is not defined by what you achieve or acquire. It’s a question of who you become and how you contribute to others. Self-esteem should come from character, not success or status. The highest accomplishment is to be a person of generosity, curiosity, and integrity.
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Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant30 Sep 2022
Time in meetings has more than tripled since Feb 2020. Nearly a third of meetings are unnecessary—wasting $25M a year for every 1k people. There are 4 reasons to meet: to decide, learn, bond, and do. If it doesn't serve one of those purposes, cancel it. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Useless Meetings Waste Time and $100 Million a Year for Big Companies

Employees say they don’t need to be in nearly one-third of the meetings they attend, a new survey shows, and women are more reluctant than men to decline invitations

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So true. I am so good at passing this advice on and so bad at implementing it myself 🙈.
Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant25 Aug 2022
Repeat after me: good communication requires repetition. Data: leaders are 9x more likely to be criticized for undercommunicating than overcommunicating. Those who say too little come across as unclear and uncaring. When you're tired of your message, it's just starting to land.
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What an aha to read and remind oneself when communicating results to teams we work with.
Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant6 Aug 2022
Falling short of a goal doesn't mean failure. Often it's progress. 14 experiments, 10k people: people counted results that didn't meet targets as losses—even if they were gains. The key measure of success isn't reaching your destination. It's improving from your starting point.
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Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant15 Jul 2022
Questioning your abilities doesn’t mean you have impostor syndrome. It’s a normal response to a new challenge or a difficult task. The absence of doubt breeds arrogance. Feeling unsure maintains humility. A lack of confidence is a reminder that you have something to learn.
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Yes to this 🙌🏼. And it is challenging and needs change management for the teams to come to terms with it.
Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub@allenholub7 Jul 2022
If your only purpose in adopting agile ways of working is to increase throughput, you'll be sorely disappointed. It's perfectly okay for throughput to go down if you're delivering more value.
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Shane Parrish
@shaneparrish29 Jun 2022
Next step courage ... You don’t need enough courage for the entire journey. You only need courage for a few seconds to overcome self-doubt before you take the next step.
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An inspiring image to have in ones’ head.
Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant22 Jun 2022
Progress rarely happens in a straight line. It typically unfolds in loops. Day by day, it can feel like you’re spinning your wheels. If you look back on your trajectory over months or years, you can see forward movement. Major growth is the result of many seemingly minor turns.
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“Don’t mistake silence for disengagement”. As a leader in a room you have to be able to sit in the awkward moments of silence and engage people who are the deep thinkers. To do that start before you enter the room, it is easier to speak up when prepared.
Adam Grant
@AdamMGrant18 Jun 2022
The loudest voices rarely represent the majority. They're usually speaking for the extremes. You won't understand the views of a group until you've invited the quieter voices into the discussion. Don't mistake silence for disengagement. It's often a sign of deep reflection.
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Sherpany@sherpany13 Jun 2022
Hey you... you got this 💪
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🤘🏻rocking meetings
Tobias Häckermann@thaeckermann9 Jun 2022
Hast du schon eine 🍺 Bieressigessenz in deiner Küche? 🙏 Dank Christian Bless habe ich ab heute eine. Christian ist Excellent Meeting Facilitator bei SHERPANY und ein risieisgs Reservoir an know-how wie man ein Meeting rockt. Danke Christian, you rock! lnkd.in/eMmf7y4v
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Shane Parrish
@shaneparrish3 Jun 2022
One of the biggest keys to success at anything hard is believing that you can figure it out as you go along. Because most hard things can't be figured out in advance they never start. As Picasso observed, "To know what you are going to draw, you have to begin drawing."
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