When all things are ~equal, it’s always the team that wants it more badly that wins the series. The 2004 Boston Red Sox. The 2016 Chicago Cubs. Find the startup version of those teams/founders. They can become the next rocket. Continue reading Who Wants It More Badly
In one of the communities I’m in, people shared their own “life dimensions” framework. These came in all kinds of shapes and colors, but after some analysis, it looks like most/all of them could be summarized into these: Happy and successful life is one that’s balanced in all dimensions. Doesn’t mean one needs to spend … Continue reading Life Dimesions
A story of an entrepreneur building a platform for matching high quality talents and clients in a specific vertical. Lessons: Continue reading Start With $0
Overheard: “Soon we’ll all become either a platform provider or a content provider.” Does it sound true? If so, which one you think you will be? Continue reading Platform Or Content
Q: “I’m graduating soon and I’m interested in starting my startup one day. What do I do?” Go work for a Seed/A company. Do everything and learn everything. Grind yourself as if it was your own company. Work 80 hours a week. Most of these companies probably won’t have current openings. So you gotta hustle … Continue reading Go Work At A Startup
Ultimately, people are remembered for one or two things. Messi? Soccer. Warren Buffett? Berkshire Hathaway. Van Gogh? The impressionist who went crazy. I’m sure they, like all of us, have had intricate and complex life stories. But at the end of the day, they’re known and remembered for one thing – their life’s work. They … Continue reading What’s Your One Thing?
Things you shouldn’t do when you’re selling your company: Continue reading When You’re Selling Your Company
Is your company a synchronous company or an asynchronous company? In order to design the best work setup in 2024, synchronous vs asynchronous is perhaps a better question to ask than remote vs office vs hybrid. Problems happen when: Continue reading Synchronous Company vs. Asynchronous Company
True story: I know one person (a millennial) whose only method of job search is applying to companies that make products she as a consumer absolutely loves. Typically these are not big, well-known CPG brands (We all love Honey Nut Cheerios); these are small companies making unique products (think Supergoop or Alltrails before they became … Continue reading An Unconventional Way of Job Search
According to this video, most people think 3x their current wealth and income will make them truly happy, regardless of their current wealth/income. That means $10/hour wage workers want $30/hour pay, a billionaire want to reach $3 billion, etc. Quite fascinating. Explains why many successful and wealthy people aren’t happy. The easy “right answer” here … Continue reading 3x Current Wealth