The original title is an opinion piece about product management philosophy. I need to rewrite it as a punchy headline for a mobile feed.

Short summary

The article argues product management should focus on reducing guesswork rather than chasing 'great ideas.' It covers the full product lifecycle from conception to retirement and warns against building features customers don't need. Practical advice includes asking who a product serves, what pain it solves, where value is created, and when it needs to change.

• •Good PM reduces guesswork in costly decisions, not just generates feature ideas
• •Product management spans the entire lifecycle from conception to retirement
• •Beginners should ask: who, what pain, where value is created, when to change

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