@ungatedlife The startup is a song, not a fixed story. New movements arise, old ones fade, new harmonies join. A manifesto is great way to coalesce the current movement but it must be a living document.
Clint Watsonx.com@ungatedlife The startup is a song, not a fixed story. New movements arise, old ones fade, new harmonies join. A manifesto is great way to coalesce the current movement but it must be a living document.
At some point, every founder asks the question:
Should I be the face of the company, or stay behind the scenes?
It sounds tactical. But underneath is something deeper. A search for self-definition. A hidden pressure to figure out “what kind of founder” you’re going to be.
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Hiten Shahx.comYou’ll never hear a repeat founder say this
Startups have two key inputs: your compass (vision) and your speed (execution)
No matter how good the plan is, you can’t max out speed. You can always go faster
Brett Adcockx.com1/ When you are building a startup some things are cyclical. One of the things that constantly cycles through is the idea that a visual rebrand will be the thing that helps you find the next S-curve and grow. I found myself there multiple times with groupme and fundera. It’s part of the laws of physics of startup building.
Jared Hechtx.com