⟩ If you were given two products to build from scratch, but only had the time and resources to build one, how would you decide which to build?
Product strategy means saying no from time to time. Product managers should prioritize by cherry-picking the project that's likely to generate 80% of the impact and forecast what that impact is, as well as the SWAG cost in resources, money and other scarce resources before they decide to build.
This framework forces a product manager to really think through themes, create a plan, allocate resources, eliminate the need to prioritize different projects against each other, and model/forecast the impact.