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best startups do more with less

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there’s nothing more rewarding than going from 0 to 1.

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would rather optimize for building an enduring company and ecosystem over the long-term vs. shiny short-term gains. sometimes, you choose to go slow at the beginning in order to grow faster later.

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big goals, tight deadlines

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the best user feedback is hardcore, harsh truth. if you’re sharing feedback about anything related to the product, company, or community, share the truth - don’t sugarcoat it. the more raw, the better. the best feedback is constructive and honest.

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there's no work-life balance in a startup. there's just life, and it's your work.

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clear trait of winners: they move fast.

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The Browser Company acquired by Atlassian

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love working on weekends. it's a special vibe & energy

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Anyone using Element, RocketChat, or Mattermost instead of Slack? What’s your experience been like?

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Don't drop out of college to start or work for a startup. There will be other (and probably better) startup opportunities, but you can't get your college years back. https://x.com/paulg/status/1948723683574333536

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this could be a niche, but meaningful business for someone. help people dump worthless tokens in 1 click, charge ~1% fee, and make $10k from $1M in volume. other people can build on top / integrate w/ you. it's a win-win-win.

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ICOs are still the breakout use case of crypto - it will be fun if this starts the next wave of community raises

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skeptical of teams, esp founders, who aren’t using their own product — even more so in the early days.

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patiently waiting for @elad next book -- if you haven't read his 'High Growth Handbook', highly recommend it. he's one of the sharpest thinkers alive. if, for some reason, you aren't able to buy the book / support the author, you can still read it online. just make sure to pay it forward in the future. https://growth.eladgil.com/

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