kross

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by kross 13y ago
You are an entrepreneur that hasn't figured it out yet.
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by kross 13y ago
How is this better or worse than the Kinesis contoured keyboard? I've been using one for more than 10 years.
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by kross 14y ago
Many have problems with the title. It may be interesting to note that Jake Lodwick ‏@jakelodwick stated: "I wrote an article for Pando. My suggested title, “A Critique of Popular Ambition”, didn't make it." ref: https://twitter.com/jakelo
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by kross 14y ago
I'd like to recommend a good book for this kind of journey: Total Freedom: The Essential Krishnamurti www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0060648805/ref=redir_mdp_mobile
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by kross 15y ago
Lead by asking questions. It will force you to change your style, and it will grow others at the same time.
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by kross 15y ago
I would say it is simpler in startup terms. Most founders are pre-money. If you get a full salary on your start date, you are not a founder, you are an employee (perhaps the first).
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by kross 15y ago
Read "It's Not Luck", followed by "The Critical Chain", then pick up any Agile Methodology book. You might be amazed at the new insights you may have.
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by kross 15y ago
Most people view Goldratt's teachings in a very narrow scope, and that is tragic. As others have mentioned, the Theory of Constraints is applicable to just about everything (I cannot think of anything where the TOC does not apply). I belie
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by kross 15y ago
Goldratt may be the only person I have ever regarded as a personal hero. My success is a direct result of his teachings. He was a great man that has had a profound impact on many, and most certainly on my life. I only regret now that I ne