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10 remarkable things I learned from watching the Office Hours recording between @jackbutcher from @visualizevalue and @mikaelcho from @unsplash
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10 remarkable things I learned from watching the Office Hours recording between @jackbutcher from @visualizevalue and @mikaelcho from @unsplash
(A thread)
1/ Don't build on ideas you aren't a customer of.
2/ When in doubt, do things in a sequel, not parallel.
3/ First break something, then scale the process.
Think of doing things the bootstrapping way.
Think of doing things the bootstrapping way.
4/ Idea quality vs. Execution quality.
To succeed you'll need both.
To succeed you'll need both.
5/ Find out what resonates with people - that's the idea you want to pursue.
6/ The skillset you're developing by doing things wrong, is getting you there.
Remember that when things aren't going well.
Remember that when things aren't going well.
7/ Stay very close to people who have good taste and an insane rate of learning.
They eventually will hit something and figure it out.
They eventually will hit something and figure it out.
8/ Don't get bored with your own idea.
9/ The internet is so big that you can be mediocre and still build something great.
10/ The big problem with advertisements is the distraction.
It takes value away from the conversation.
It takes value away from the conversation.
