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There is nothing bad about staying “Invite only” for a long time. It’s actually great when it’s done for the right reasons, i.e. carefully selecting the right customers to ensure they are fully delighted with the current version of your product. The goal is to avoid unnecessary churn while you’re still trying to find your product/market fit. It... See more

The product sees an absence of credit or attribution to freelancers at an organizational level. While their work may have persisted in sustaining the essence of a product, their very own identity as a contributor is abstracted away by the company.

It is breathtaking how slow, substandard and unfocused many companies out there get through the day. And think nothing of it. The lack of energy is palatable. There is performance upside everywhere. As a leader, your opportunity is to reset in each of these dimensions. You do it in every single conversation, meeting, and encounter. You look for and

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WAGMIL “We’re all going to make it” is my favorite crypto meme in years. It says “we’re still early” without coming across like an obnoxious, early MLM punter. It’s a memeable twist on the famous Balaji quip, “win and help win”, which is a personal favorite. And it embodies more mission alignment and altruism than another crypto twitter favorite... See more

Writing a press release from the perspective of a consumer front-loads the discomfort: who is this for, really? Why would they even care?

You have to put in the time, but the judgment is more important. The direction you're heading in matters more than how fast you move, especially with leverage. Picking the direction you're heading in for every decision is far, far more important than how much force you apply. Just pick the right direction to start walking in, and start walking.