Pilots rehearse engine fires in a simulator until the correction is instinct. Crosswind does the same for product decisions: short missions where the obvious answer is often wrong, and the stakes end when you move to the next one.
All three use the Cynefin framework: read which kind of situation you're in, then make your first three moves.
Twelve missions across the product lifecycle, from market validation to end-of-life. Most open with a narrated briefing, then an adaptive clock starts while you make your call.
Twelve missions from inside an observability company, from cardinality explosions to OpenTelemetry strategy. Each opens with a narrated briefing, then an adaptive clock starts while you make your call.
The facilitated edition for cohort sessions. Breakout rooms fly the product lifecycle phase by phase, then compare their calls in a debrief after each phase.
Read the briefing. Place it on the Cynefin map: Clear, Complicated, Complex or Chaotic. Write the next three moves that domain calls for. Then compare your call with the reference answer.