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The article has an interesting premise, but ultimately fails to deliver. It's feels like someone venting or feeling insecure about a recent experience, and now
by treve 8y ago
The article has an interesting premise, but ultimately fails to deliver. It's feels like someone venting or feeling insecure about a recent experience, and now I'm just left wondering what it was that upset them.
- jstandard 8y agoI also felt this way. There is a large amount of "one weird tip" self-promotional blogspam in the startup space. Self-promotion isn't bad on it's own, we all have motivations at some level. But too often pulling back the curtain on the "how I bootstrapped into $30k MRR while living on a beach" stories reveals something far different than the simple tips prescribed. For something at a larger scale, I recommend critiques of Jim Collins' "Good to Great".
- pdimitar 8y agoYeah, especially him feeling bad that a "clown on the internet" disagrees with them. And he's successful. Like WTF? You managed to make it, unlike most other people on the planet. Feel good about yourself and don't argue with people on the internet. He has self-worth problems.