Continuous Discovery Habits: Discover Products that Create Customer Value and Business Value

by Teresa Torres

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Teresa Torres provides a structured, sustainable framework for product teams to continuously discover and validate product opportunities through weekly customer interviews and rapid assumption testing. The book introduces the Opportunity Solution Tree as a visual tool for mapping the path from desired outcomes to tested solutions. It has become a modern essential for product managers, designers, and engineers who work as cross-functional product trios.

Published:: 2021
Pages:: 236

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In this collection, Continuous Discovery Habits: Discover Products that Create Customer Value and Business Value references 5 other books.

It draws on The Lean Startup, Inspired and Decisive.

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Torres builds on Ries' Lean Startup methodology, extending the build-measure-learn loop into a continuous weekly discovery rhythm where product teams interview customers and test assumptions before building

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The Lean Startup

by Eric Ries

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The book references Cagan's Inspired framework for empowered product teams, extending his concept of product discovery into a structured habit-based practice with the Opportunity Solution Tree

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Inspired

by Marty Cagan

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Torres draws on the Heath brothers' decision-making framework from Decisive, particularly the practice of widening options and reality-testing assumptions before committing to product solutions

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Decisive

by Chip Heath

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The book references Annie Duke's Thinking in Bets when discussing how product teams should think probabilistically about assumptions and treat product decisions as bets to be validated

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Thinking in Bets

by Annie Duke

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Torres discusses the OKR framework popularized by Doerr's Measure What Matters as the starting point for continuous discovery, with product outcomes derived from organisational objectives

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Measure What Matters

by John Doerr

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