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Adi Soesan Malishev
Coach | Product | OKR | Service Design | Operations | Business Processes
Adi Soesan Malishev is a Product and OKR (Objectives and Key Results) coach at OKR Quickstart. He is recognized for his passion for helping individuals and organizations succeed, often describing himself as a "whisperer" in product management. His professional background includes significant experience in product coaching, where he partners with product leaders to achieve transformative outcomes in their organizations.12
In addition to his coaching role, Adi is actively involved in the community as a co-host of the Product Leadership Breakfast in New York City, indicating his commitment to fostering connections among product professionals.3 He emphasizes the importance of work-life balance and continuous learning, often sharing insights on how to integrate Agile methodologies into both professional and personal life.46
Adi's educational background includes studies at Technion-Machon Technologi Le'Israel, which is one of Israel's leading institutions for technology and engineering.1 His LinkedIn profile reflects a holistic approach to work and life, focusing on positively impacting others while maintaining personal well-being.5
Highlights
Balancing work and life on the boat is not always easy, and this week was the first time we anchored in one place so I could participate in an online product master class by Silicon Valley Product Group- 20 hours, spread over 4 days, with Sergey stepping up to single parent the kids.
It's not easy to deliver an online workshop and Chris Jones crushed it with perfect balance between insightful lectures, answering questions, and meaningful discussions.
Finding the time to invest in our professional growth is so important, and I’m grateful I could participate, even from my boat!
#ProductManagement #ContinuousLearning #SVPG #GrowthMindset #WorkLifeBalance
It’s not about “if,” it’s about “how.”
I’ve found that the key to making things happen is to stop fixating on the “ifs”—if it’s possible, if I have the skills, if I have the time. These “if” questions can stack up, paralyzing me before I even take the first step.
Instead, I’ve learned to shift my mindset to “how”—“How can I make it happen?” How can I push through doubts and fears? How can I navigate the unexpected twists that life throws our way?
Just last week, this mindset helped me overcome the final obstacle standing between us and an epic road trip we’re planning for next week. And I use it every day in my work with Tim Newbold, making remote teamwork a reality.
It’s amazing how things start to fall into place—both personally and professionally—when we focus on the “how.”
What’s a “how can we” challenge you’ve faced recently? I’d love to hear how you’re turning the impossible into the possible. . #DigitalNomad #WorkLifeBalance #MakeThingsHappen #RemoteWork
