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Lots of startup advice seems obvious once you have heard or read it a few times. But you only understand the value of such advice when you fail to follow it.. F
by dirtyaura 12y ago
Lots of startup advice seems obvious once you have heard or read it a few times. But you only understand the value of such advice when you fail to follow it.. For example, I read the fantastic list "57 startup lessons" by Slava Akhmechet when it was published. But only after I personally failed in many of these, I really understood how hard it is to follow even simple, obvious advice. When I read this same list after my startup failure, the deep wisdom of this list really stung hard.
As a startup founder, you should go through this kind of list regularly to keep yourself in check.
http://www.defmacro.org/2013/07/23/startup-lessons.html http://www.defmacro.org/2013/07/23/startup-lessons.html