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Whatever you do, follow the The Moth's advice and make it "story worthy" Try to imagine yourself later telling the story: "Oh I started a company" then it mig
by 27182818284 12y ago
Whatever you do, follow the The Moth's advice and make it "story worthy"
Try to imagine yourself later telling the story:
"Oh I started a company" then it might not be that story worthy vs "I applied to an accelerator in another country, moved there, and started a company." Instead of "I cooked everyday," make it "I cooked something new everyday, no exceptions."
- peteypao 12y agoStarting a company is not story-worthy enough?
- dropit_sphere 12y agoIn this neck of the woods, less so:)
- 27182818284 12y agoMaybe that's not the best example. What I mean is something like...for example, the guy who has five companies and starts a sixth one isn't nearly as story-worthy as the gal who quits their full-time job and moves cross country to start their first company. Of course it isn't an absolute rule by any means but it might be helpful. At some level it is probably in the same family as sayings like "Get out of your comfort zone" and such.