Book Notes : Product Mastery

A good Product Owner delays when they can. A great Product Owner decides when they must.
A good Product Owner trusts themselves to make the tough calls. A great Product Owner knows when to call for help.
A good Product Owner knows what is needed. A great Product Owner knows what can wait.
A good Product Owner takes calculated gambles. A great Product Owner also knows when to walk away.
A good Product Owner trusts their instinct. A great Product Owner finds data to test their ideas.
A good Product Owner knows enough to make a decision. A great Product Owner knows enough to ask questions.
A good Product Owner is reliable and dependable. A great Product Owner knows flexibility is essential to strength.
A good Product Owner defines a cohesive vision for the product. A great Product Owner empirically evolves the product.
A good Product Owner leads from the front. A great Product Owner leads from within.
A good Product Owner writes good stories. A great Product Owner tells great stories.
A good Product Owner represents many different parties. A great Product Owner knows they can’t please everyone.
A good Product Owner avoids bad mistakes. A great Product Owner makes good mistakes quickly.
A good Product Owner knows how to use agile tools and artifacts. A great Product Owner are driven to develop their subtle, softer skills.

Richard Haywood