Hi, @Gulafshan Saria - it's a big shift, but both paths are all about people. The power of Product lies in solving problems for users (people)! Understanding emotional drivers, larger underlying problems, and gaps where your solution can solve that need for people are what give us direction. And we're not alone - competitive analysis gives us a glimpse into the problems others in our space are solving, how they solved them, and perhaps ways of attracting common users you may otherwise not have seen. Claude is a GREAT thought partner in this space, since AI is fantastic about pattern analysis and deriving trends. Having Claude as a partner to move all of the outPUT out of the way, to make way for your outCOMES is the sauce! Humans are still very much needed in Product... leveraging AI as the tool it is empowers us (not replaces us) and amplifies the impact we can have. Before Tech, I studied Psychology... also a people-centric career. I find a background in helping individuals solve isolated problems lends quite well to a Product career... we're just focused on solving larger problems for a larger group of people. :) Good luck!