Relentlessly Resourceful
Being a generalist feels like a superpower in the startup world but a misfit elsewhere.
You know a bit of everything—product, design, sales, marketing, even customer support—but you’re not the expert in just one.
In entrepreneurship, this makes you adaptable, resourceful, and ready to build.
But in companies, there’s no job description for someone who... See more
You know a bit of everything—product, design, sales, marketing, even customer support—but you’re not the expert in just one.
In entrepreneurship, this makes you adaptable, resourceful, and ready to build.
But in companies, there’s no job description for someone who... See more
Felix Lee on Substack
Great entrepreneurs are: never wedded to a position never afraid to lose a little of their investment never bitter or embarrassed never out of the game for long They slip many times, but they don’t fall.
Ryan Holiday • The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph
3. Learn to think independently
Entrepreneurship is very difficult to teach because original thinking is very difficult to teach. School is not set up to teach this—in fact, it generally rewards the opposite. So you have to cultivate it on your own.
Thinking from first principles and trying to generate new ideas is fun, and finding people to exchang... See more
Entrepreneurship is very difficult to teach because original thinking is very difficult to teach. School is not set up to teach this—in fact, it generally rewards the opposite. So you have to cultivate it on your own.
Thinking from first principles and trying to generate new ideas is fun, and finding people to exchang... See more