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Books and podcasts are there for references and best practices. You should customize the frameworks according to your org's requirements. Product management is not a 'one size fits all' approach.
If you feel that all the books, podcasts are a bench mark and you can pick and choose, customize.. then you will not feel overwhelmed.
I’d say a majority of companies don’t really know how to run product management well, and getting people at the top to change their approach might be futile. That doesn’t mean that you can’t try to learn and implement some small changes to how you approach things within the rails of how your company operates.
I’m in a role now where I have no control over my roadmap or long term strategy. Yes, that means I’m in a feature factory. I can’t change that without leaving (which I’m trying to do), but I still try to bring some best practices to product discovery and product sense.
There's no one right way to PM. There's only the right way for your organization. Books and podcasts are there to give you ideas about what has worked for people in particular scenarios.