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fleddermaus
19y ago
My challenge is that I don't have a problem with the ambiguity behind knowing what to do, (I love it actually) it is just getting the cahones to say, "YES, I will commit to this uncertainty, if it kills me."
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ASK YC:Advertising Revenue
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fleddermaus
19y ago
To me, off the top of my head, I'd say you need to first focus on the community that you'll be targeting. People want something better that makes their life easier. I think the bigger challenge you'll have is the credibility of responses.
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fleddermaus
19y ago
Figures can lie and liars figure. The reality is that if you are looking for some type of objective authority, then use statistics. People are relationships not numbers, though the issue is looking at the numbers representative of the rel
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fleddermaus
19y ago
Yah, who would have thought that a guy in the 1920's would write a master thesis suggesting the idea that you could transfer information electronically in 1's and 0's (claude E. Shannon). What I find more interesting is that it wasn't the
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fleddermaus
19y ago
Whether you believe you can or whether you believe you can't, you are right. --attributed to Henry Ford. Entrepreneurs make it because they choose to, not because someone gives them the opportunity. The opportunity is always there, the qu
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fleddermaus
19y ago
The wanting of something never creates the appearance of it, but the continued wanting of it. Life is the dialectic of choosing to create and being surprised by what ensues.
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fleddermaus
19y ago
It is the ominous Hal, asking the question, "Are you there Dave? Dave, what are you doing?" The breach into the unknown this is mystifying and satisfying at the same time. May all your future red buttons to that instill confidence.
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fleddermaus
19y ago
The problem with planning is that it oversimplifies your lived experience. Very few people live from step to step, they live by their desire, therefore the statement, "the best performers seesaw between "ideas" and "actions" is more of lin