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Cargo Cult Startups
START WITH A thought experiment: what would the ideal company culture look like? Employees should love their work. They should enjoy going to the office so much that formal business hours become obsolete and nobody watches the clock. The workspace should be open, not cubicled, and workers should feel at home: beanbag chairs and Ping-Pong tables mig
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3. Successful entrepreneurs do not think about money from trends but actual value
Al Alany • I Consulted Over 50 Crypto Projects — Almost All of Them Do Not Know What They’re Doing.
The problem with the Lean Startup as a mindset is that it leads to a Minimal Viable Life. And I know many people feel like they’re living one these days. The Lean startup is a mental model that is ultimately not helpful for human flourishing. There are metaphysical, creative, and moral issues with it.
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Startup is a Craft
Building anything different and original is a process of discovery and exploration. Which means that there is no roadmap.
The fundamental craft skill of an entrepreneur is navigating this uncertainty more easily than others.
The craft is "earning secrets:" combining the skills of artists, explorers, and inventors, to discover new op
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