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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
correctly predicting the future is insufficient for success. you must also predict when it will happen. if your predictions (convictions) are correct but on a timeline that exceeds your runway you die. surviving and thriving requires being both right and right on time
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Kyle Tut
@kyletut
Being right and early is the same as being wrong
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jacob
@jacob
1. Predict it will happen 2. Predict when it will happen 3. Have a precise strategy to capitalize on it 4. Execute on it 3 & 4 is where the value is created and captured. All challenging in their own ways. Especially considering that they are all moving and emerging targets.
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chinmay.eth
@chinmay.eth
There is a good TED talk about this mentioning that the biggest reason for startup success is timing!!
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Ben
@benersing
Yup. Timing is a b****
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meta-david 💥| Building Scoop3
@metadavid
100%. the value of the prediction is its timing, not just its accuracy.
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Purpleman.base.eth 🎩
@jenson
You dropped this.
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Just Build
@justbuild
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Alex Mack 🏔️
@alexmack
I think people confuse looking forward & planning vs. predicting & waiting. the latter lacks action which can ultimately leave them sidelined or screwed. I have been "people" before, and learned from it
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Rafi
@rafi
You reminded me of 16h century Nostradamus and his 'prophetic' writings. He managed to impress many people in his lifespan Today we have 1000s of Nostradamus on social media
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Fer Ⓜ️🎩🖼️
@fercaggiano
easy peasy 😅
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foxy🦊
@foxyis
correct predictions not enough, must also predict timing to succeed
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Brayan
@colonel-brayan
Exactly 👌🏻
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