Flywheel Effect: Positive Feedback Loops - Eric Jorgenson — Eric Jorgenson
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Flywheel Effect: Positive Feedback Loops - Eric Jorgenson — Eric Jorgenson
In a business marketing context, a flywheel is a metaphor for a strategy that, once it gets going, continues to sustain its momentum. It represents a cycle where different parts of the business feed into and accelerate each other, creating a self-reinforcing loop.
Unlike fireworks, which represent one-time events or campaigns, flywheels represent on... See more
Unlike fireworks, which represent one-time events or campaigns, flywheels represent on... See more
Chris Guest • Fireworks And Flywheels
Accelerating Your Content Flywheel
field-guide.unusual.vcThe flywheel, when properly conceived and executed, creates both continuity and change. On the one hand, you need to stay with a flywheel long enough to get its full compounding effect. On the other hand, to keep the flywheel spinning, you need to continually renew, and improve each and every component.
Jim Collins • Turning the Flywheel: A Monograph to Accompany Good to Great
Momentum is Everything
Most founders implicitly realize that in order to get a startup off the ground you need to will it into existence and keep momentum high.
This is good for the startup but it’s also essential for the founder — when momentum is high most founders feel more optimistic about what they’re building, which is obvious to anyone they’re... See more
Most founders implicitly realize that in order to get a startup off the ground you need to will it into existence and keep momentum high.
This is good for the startup but it’s also essential for the founder — when momentum is high most founders feel more optimistic about what they’re building, which is obvious to anyone they’re... See more