> If you start every day with 'what's our priority for today' - that indicates a lack of planning How much experience do you have at very early stage startups?

> If you start every day with 'what's our priority for today' - that indicates a lack of planning How much experience do you have at very early stage startups? From my personal experience, things are often very chaotic prior to product-market fit. It is wasteful to plan too far in advance because there are so many uncertainties. There are too many teams that spend a whole lot of time feeling productive while scheduling and planning, but in reality they aren't actually getting s** done. Not saying this is always the case - it depends on the product/industry/tech, but getting things done without a clear plan is a very advantageous trait for early stage founders.