Chapter 6: How to fight physics envy

Update: 2017-10-26

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We’d all love it if the ROI for a feature was always perfectly proportional to the time we spent on it. That's not the case – but in software it can be an advantage. Plus, a 5-step process for rolling out new features.

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In Channel

Chapter 1: How are people actually using your product?

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Chapter 2: How to improve your features

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Chapter 3: When to say no to new features

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Chapter 4: Making things people want

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Chapter 5: Which new features should you actually build?

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Chapter 6: How to fight physics envy

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Chapter 7: Why do new features flop?

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Chapter 8: How to increase user engagement

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Chapter 9: Get comfortable killing a feature

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Chapter 6: How to fight physics envy

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Chapter 6: How to fight physics envy

Chapter 6: How to fight physics envy