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Your first sentence is ambiguous. I'm still not entirely sure you mean it in the startup world usage of "killing it" - i.e. doing really well (though I think yo
by ojbyrne 13y ago
Your first sentence is ambiguous. I'm still not entirely sure you mean it in the startup world usage of "killing it" - i.e. doing really well (though I think you do), or the more mainstream usage of "destroy it."
- austenallred 13y agoThank you. I edited it (doing really well).
- LukeShu 13y agoWhile I agree that the usage is unclear, "killing it" as "doing really well" is very mainstream. It still means "destroy it", but "it"="the competition/obstacles".