Mentors Like Jeff Gothelf

Jeff Gothelf is a coach and consultant specializing in product development and organizational culture. If you follow Jeff Gothelf, these are the 24 most similar thought leaders we track, matched by profile similarity and ranked by their Modern Mentor AI credibility rating.

Mike Michalowicz
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Mike Michalowicz

Mike Michalowicz is a successful entrepreneur and author known for his innovative business strategies.

Credibility rating: 276/1000

Seth Godin
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Seth Godin

Seth Godin is a prominent author and marketing expert known for his influential books and innovative ideas.

Credibility rating: 260/1000

Benjamin P. Hardy
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Benjamin P. Hardy

Organizational psychologist, best-selling author of self-help books, and widely-read blogger. Father of six.

Credibility rating: 228/1000

Rob Fitzpatrick
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Rob Fitzpatrick

Business owner and author of three enduring handbooks used in universities and companies globally.

Credibility rating: 197/1000

Tiago Forte
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Tiago Forte

World-leading productivity expert, has taught globally, worked with major firms, featured in top publications.

Credibility rating: 196/1000

Adam Grant
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Adam Grant

Organizational psychologist at Wharton, bestselling author and TED speaker, recognized for influential management ideas.

Credibility rating: 111/1000

Rick Tetzeli
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Rick Tetzeli

Rick Tetzeli is an executive editor at Fast Company and co-author of a notable biography on Steve Jobs.

Credibility rating: 100/1000

Nir Eyal
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Nir Eyal

Nir Eyal is an author and educator known for his work on habit-forming products and attention management.

Credibility rating: 98/1000

Jeff Booth
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Jeff Booth

Jeff Booth is a technology leader and author known for his insights on economic change.

Credibility rating: 85/1000

Jake Knapp
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Jake Knapp

Author of "Make Time" & "Sprint", created design sprint at Google, coached 150+ companies.

Credibility rating: 81/1000

BJ Fogg, PhD
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BJ Fogg, PhD

BJ Fogg, PhD, is a behavior scientist and founder of the Behavior Design Lab at Stanford University.

Credibility rating: 80/1000

Tim S Grover
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Tim S Grover

Tim S. Grover is a leading authority on athletic excellence and mental toughness.

Credibility rating: 65/1000

Jonah Berger
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Jonah Berger

Jonah Berger is a marketing professor and bestselling author known for his expertise in consumer behavior.

Credibility rating: 61/1000

Marty Cagan
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Marty Cagan

Tech executive with experience at eBay, Netscape, and HP, founded SVPG, is an author and global speaker.

Credibility rating: 56/1000

Steve Krug
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Steve Krug

Steve Krug is a usability consultant and author known for his influential book on web usability.

Credibility rating: 54/1000

Donald A. Norman
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Donald A. Norman

Influential designer and author with a focus on human-tech interactions, former Apple VP, and co-founder of Nielsen Norman Group.

Credibility rating: 54/1000

David Allen
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David Allen

David Allen is a leading expert in personal and organizational productivity, known for his GTD methodology.

Credibility rating: 50/1000

Dan Olsen
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Dan Olsen

Expert in product development and customer feedback strategies.

Credibility rating: 45/1000

Gabriel Weinberg
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Gabriel Weinberg

Gabriel Weinberg is the CEO and Founder of DuckDuckGo, focusing on Internet privacy.

Credibility rating: 45/1000

Tony Fadell
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Tony Fadell

Tony Fadell is an engineer and entrepreneur known for inventing the iPod and founding Nest Labs.

Credibility rating: 39/1000

Jon Yablonski
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Jon Yablonski

Jon Yablonski is a designer focused on user experience and technology integration.

Credibility rating: 38/1000

Tom Greever
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Tom Greever

Tom Greever is a seasoned UX designer and design leader with 20 years of experience.

Credibility rating: 36/1000

Bill George
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Bill George

Bill George is a prominent business leader and academic known for his work in leadership and management.

Credibility rating: 35/1000

Ronald Ashkenas
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Ronald Ashkenas

Ron Ashkenas is an expert in organizational transformation and executive leadership.

Credibility rating: 29/1000

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