Aaron Kesler is a product management expert, mentor, and the author of "What’s Your Problem?: Break into product management and build your career through mentorship". Born out of his own experience and evolution from a software developer to a product manager, his work has been driven by a simple principle: just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should.

Aaron's story started in the trenches of software development, dealing with codes, bugs, and customer issues. He co-founded a company with his college roommate and eventually led teams of developers, managing the production of applications for organizations of all sizes, from healthcare giants to newly-funded startups. Yet, amidst all these, he found his true calling in problem-solving and strategy setting, away from the technical details and into the bigger picture.

From earning over $100k annually to leading the charge in product management, Aaron’s career trajectory is a testament to his belief in continuous growth and improvement. His goal is to help others navigate this often challenging, yet rewarding, career path. Whether it's finding and solving the root of a problem, leading a team, or managing a career, he has distilled his experiences into a repeatable process.

Through his book, Aaron shares insights from his personal journey, from the highs of entrepreneurial success to the lows of uncertainty and the search for purpose. He recounts his evolution from a fresh college graduate to a successful professional navigating the complex and dynamic world of product management.

Aaron's passion extends beyond his work. He is an avid advocate of mentorship, understanding the pivotal role it has played in his career. In addition to his professional achievements, Aaron has a strong commitment to helping others discover their career paths and reach their full potential.

This book is not just an account of Aaron's life and career, but a handbook for those ready to step out of the minutiae, eager to handle the bigger picture, solve more significant problems, and build a rewarding career in product management. His journey from being a barista to a product manager is a testament that, with the right mindset and guidance, anyone can chart their own path to success.