"It can feel like you are the lone champion pushing for change in your organization."
That's why we are reading Continuous Discovery Habits together throughout 2026. 📚
The book turns five this year and many of you have bought and read it. But reading isn't the same as doing. So we are reading together—one section per month—with discussion questions, practical exercises, and resources to help you actually build the habits.
Here's what you'll get each month:
📖 Monthly reading guides with reflection questions and exercises
🎥 Short videos you can share with teammates to spread the ideas
💬 Quarterly live discussion sessions to connect with other practitioners
By December, you won't just understand continuous discovery—you'll be practicing it.
This month's reading covers Chapter 10—it's all about testing the assumptions your ideas depend upon. We'll cover good test design, how to define success criteria upfront, and we'll even cover the risk of false positives and false negatives and how to mitigate them.
Read the chapter:
🤔 Does your team systematically test your assumptions? Share your experience in the comments.Teresa Torres on X · Sep 21, 2026
Teresa Torres launches a 2026 monthly reading group for Continuous Discovery Habits, with Chapter 10 focused on testing assumptions, success criteria, and false positives/negatives.
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