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There's nothing worse than having bitter people shut down your startup ideas.
Great ideas are fragile at first, and they need people who can see possibilities, not just problems.
The best people don’t just say yes to everything. They help you connect the dots rather than erase... See more
GREG ISENBERGx.comGive yourself permission to present your work early, even if it is unfinished or rough around the edges. Share it with classmates, peers, mentors, or anyone whose perspective you value. Ask questions, invite critique, and be open to thoughtful suggestions. The back-and-forth, the "ping-pong" of ideas, is where concepts evolve, blind spots are... See more
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An idea reaches a level of scrutiny in my own head and I'm ready to tell somebody else about the idea. Mm-hmm.
I will often say, look, it is going to be really easy for you to find objections to this idea, but work with me. There's something there.
Because it's really easy to kill new ideas in the beginning. 'cause they do have so many easy
... See moreHere’s a big secret. Don’t keep secrets. Share your best ideas with everyone.