Sounds Like you rediscovered the “opportunity solution tree” (Teresa Torres) and were skipping a crucial step in product management / UX which is product discovery.
I would suggest not to generalize your learnings by saying “why most product planning is bad…” and rather use a more humble title “why our product planning was bad and what we did about it”.
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Sounds Like you rediscovered the “opportunity solution tree” (Teresa Torres) and were skipping a crucial step in product management / UX which is product discovery. I would suggest not to generalize your learnings by saying “why most product planning is bad…” and rather use a more humble title “why our product planning was bad and what we did about it”.
This doesn’t sound very much like like OST beyond the general concept of caring about problems to me