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I think this is a perfect example of how sticking to your mission helps create that clarity.

"When people ask the pair why they weren’t content with Arc—a product loved by early adopters, with millions of users—Miller’s answer is simple: a profitable company with a smart team and loyal users was never really the goal. Their motivation to start the company was about changing how society interacts with technology. “There are very few pieces of software that your mom and your second cousin and your partner all use,” Miller says—and the browser is one of them. But it only made sense if their browser had mainstream adoption. Their commitment to this vision kept them grounded through the pivot."

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I think this is a perfect example of how sticking to your mission helps create that clarity.

"When people ask the pair why they weren’t content with Arc—a product loved by early adopters, with millions of users—Miller’s answer is simple: a profitable company with a smart team and loyal users was never really the goal. Their motivation to start the company was about changing how society interacts with technology. “There are very few pieces of software that your mom and your second cousin and your partner all use,” Miller says—and the browser is one of them. But it only made sense if their browser had mainstream adoption. Their commitment to this vision kept them grounded through the pivot."

ref: https://every.to/podcast/inside-the-browser-company-why-they-killed-arc-to-build-dia

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hardest thing to do is to kill your own product