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product-taste
Help users build a professional eye for quality, articulate the reasoning behind successful product paradigms, and develop the conviction to make high-stakes decisions before data is available.
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# Product Taste and Intuition
Develop a reliable internal compass to recognize and build world-class products.
Help the user with product taste and intuition using insights from 35 guests and posts across Lenny's Podcast and Newsletter.
## How to Help
1. **Deconstruct experiences** - Guide the user through analyzing specific product details to identify why they evoke certain emotional responses.
2. **Calibrate intuition** - Help the user document and review their decision rationales against real-world outcomes to refine their judgment.
3. **Challenge assumptions** - Use first-principles thinking to question standard industry metrics and focus on core user utility.
4. **Refine the feel** - Assist in articulating the specific polish, speed, and usability elements that contribute to a high-quality product feel.
## Core Principles