From Pixels to Punk
From Pixels to Punk: A Manifesto for the New Era of Product Management
Jul 17
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Product management isn’t dead. BUT the old way of doing it is over.
In a world where AI can write specs, generate wireframes and build features what’s left for the human PM?
Everything that matters.
AI speeds up the work. It also increases the chaos. Faster iterations. More noise. Higher expectations. And behind it all the same quiet truth:
Product management is still human. Still emotional. Still personal.
FromPixelsToPunk isn’t just a blog.
It challenges traditional, corporate-style product leadership by focusing on creativity and real outcomes.
It is a rallying cry for people building in the middle of creativity and chaos.
This is about:
Precision where it counts (the pixels)
Rebellion where it matters (the punk)
Humanity always
What I Believe
Process matters but people matter more.
Tools can accelerate you but they can’t lead for you.
Roadmaps provide structure but adaptability drives outcomes.
Rules create stability but creativity unlocks growth.
AI is not your strategy --> It’s your amplifier.
Why This Exists
I built this space for Product Managers (PM's), creators and leaders who feel the shift but do not want to lose themselves in the process.
For people who:
Lead like artists not bureaucrats
See frameworks as guides - not cages
Know that failure is not a risk. It is a requirement
From Pixels to Punk is
A mindset for working through AI-driven chaos
A creative lens for leadership
A rejection of corporate mediocrity
A human-first approach to building in an automated world
What You’ll Find Here
Honest conversations about emotional resilience in product management
Creative strategies, not corporate frameworks
Stories from the front lines of product, AI, and personal growth
Tools that serve you, not control you
Join Me
FromPixelsToPunk is where product management gets personal.
Where AI tools do not replace you. They amplify you.
Where creativity is a strategy and rebellion is a skill.
Let’s build products that do more than work.
Let’s build products that matter.
This is product management. Rewritten.
