A pivot is not a magic trick—it’s a calculated move based on real traction.

If you want to be a successful leader, start by knowing yourself.

Navigating the heated debate on companies’s approach to product development. My take is striving for excellence while adapting principles to fit real-world contexts.

Observing and then acting intentionally, instead of reacting, is the key to good decision-making. How do you get there? Through mindfulness.

Identify what drives your innovation—solving customer problems or staying ahead of disruptions.

The really hard skills in product are the soft skills!

Why It's Time to Redefine Your Prioritization Matrix Toward ROI

Hear me talk about how to integrate discovery into each product development phase, embed it in your OKRs, and make it a team sport.

My key takeaways on the future of remote work, and how to best balance speed and planning in a product organization.

Keeping motivation high is crucial for leadership and self-development, but how can we incorporate key drivers in the workplace? After reading Drive, here is my take on it.

I was on the stage of the Stockholm CPO Conference with some of the sharpest product minds in Stockholm.

Do you ever stop to question the unspoken truths that surround you?

Excited to have joined Afonso Malo Franco in his "Product In Practice" series where he highlights the best product leaders in Scandinavia.

Speed or confidence, what is your Northstar for product execution?

Join me as I dive into Hemnet’s extraordinary growth journey in this opening keynote.

Can deadlines be used as not just commitment tools but also as facilitators of creativity?

I am in the Talking Roadmap podcast sharing my biggest learnings and mistakes around roadmaps

A concrete example of how we used  product principles to streamline decisions in a growing product organization.

In a conversation with Sara Najafi from Egon Zehnder, I went through three key factors to building thriving product organizations.

Forward motion is an asset, for your and your business growth. But why is it that we often struggle to initiate action?