patience

the art of waiting

We built systems that prize speed above all else, and in doing so we lost the most fundamental lesson that nature teaches: speed of growth makes you fragile. The tree that shoots up fastest is the first to fall in a storm. The invasive species that spreads the quickest chokes out everything around it and then collapses when conditions change.

The... See more

sari

don’t be discouraged

weathering the ups and downs of creative projects, life, relationships. one brick at a time.

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sari

VC requirement for SaaS companies to scale to $10M ARR in record time is BS. UiPath: $500K 10 years in. Klaviyo: $1M ARR 3 years in. Lightspeed: $10M ARR 8 years in. It takes time to nail true customer love.... See more

Harry Stebbings x.com

alex

ssari

Everything in the world

100x method — "the most successful things I’ve done have one thing in common: I’ve done them at least 100 times." if you want to start a project, commit to 100 iterations. 1. takes you past the dip: the inevitable downturn when you feel stuck/bored/... See more

alex

Short-term vs Long-term - The I.G.Y. Foundation

igyfoundation.org.uk

sari

Evolution is powerful. It gives us the chance to revise, edit and do what works while removing what doesn’t.

Once we realize that there is almost no chance we’ll get it right the first time, we can embrace the opportunity to sign up for better instead of perfect.

Get it wrong the first time.

Then make it better.

AAlara

nobody gets it right the first time via Seth Godin

andrea