Antifragility is the word of the day!
The idea of antifragility kept coming up today and yesterday (more on that in the episode itself), so I thought I’d do a quick episode introducing the idea.
Antifragility is the quality of a system that it gets stronger when bad or unexpected things occur. It’s like a super-version of resilience or robustness.
The term was invented by Nicholas Nassim Taleb in his book Antifragile: Things That Gain From Disorder.
Links
I mentioned several other podcast episodes, both mine and others, as well as a video from Chris Butler, some of my blog posts, and a Farnam Street post from which I got the quotes from Antifragile.
- 107: Overcoming Biases Using Adversarial Product Management, with Chris Butler
- 109: Mehmet Baha On Psychological Safety
- 148: How To Improve Your Fundamental Product Management Skills
- 149: Product Bible Part 1 – PRDs Are Problematic
- 150: Product Bible Part 2 – What Is It?
- Science of Success podcast interview with Josh Kaufman, author of The Personal MBA.
- My blog posts about mental models for product managers: Part 1, Part 2. (Soon to be a podcast episode!)
My product manager meetup
- If you’d like to get on the notification list for my free weekly product manager meetup, go to https://secretsofpm.com/meetup.
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