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Nigel The Introvert retweeted
I'm not an artist. Not even close I'm an entrepreneur. A marketing expert. A Mom And an introvert I hate how we're depicted in memes. And I find brainy research useless I've put all these together in a melting pot and now I'm making visuals about an imaginary cat This is why
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Honestly - this would be my first thought 😅
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Vulnerability is expressing ourselves in a manner that feels right to us even if it doesn't sound right to the rest of society.
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I've been talking to founders about their failed startups for some time. These are my main takeaway: 👇
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Love it! This nails it all
Next time you get down to building a landing page or a copy for Facebook ads think of these two images: a bowl of tapioca and a precious sea pearl. They explain quite well the basic difference between the ways information is delivered and perceived. Read on for the details👇
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Nigel The Introvert retweeted
The paradox of teaching entrepreneurship is that the success formula doesn’t exist. Because when someone wants to teach you how to be a successful founder they describe "the best practices". Which is 💯 wrong. Why the best practices can't be used? 👇
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Useful, inspiring, and simply great stuff from the previous week. Best video content on building SaaS for free, success factors to boost your growth, Apple changes the rules of the game, and the sweet spot for my passion — beautiful fonts. My top 5 picks. Let's go 👇
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Nigel The Introvert retweeted
Any worthwhile conversation starts with listening.
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What book are you currently reading?
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How to find a co-founder? I've been doing this research for a while now. Here's a list of threads and tweets you might find useful if this question is on your mind: 👇
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Leaders take the risk to trust first.
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Too often, we label individuals as "lazy" or "unmotivated" because of their disloyalty to their job. Instead, we need to be looking toward their leadership. Without supportive leadership, we cannot expect employees to be dedicated to furthering the cause of their work.
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Those who only know what they do, tend to work harder. Those who know why they do what they do, tend to work smarter.
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You might think that you need tons of cash, a workspace, a network of connections, and a team to start a business. But in reality, what you need is just one paying customer.
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Nigel The Introvert retweeted
The paradox of teaching entrepreneurship is that the success formula doesn’t exist. None can prescribe you how to be an innovator. — Zero to One by @peterthiel
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Win-win is a formula for product-market-fit. You either save somebody - time, - or money, - or trouble with your product. You help someone win. If your product doesn’t do it - there’s no product-market-fit.
Simple but underrated mantra in startups: “Win and help win” Play positive-sum games and lead with a service mindset There is enough to go around
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Say it only if you believe it.
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There's no "recipe" for a startup. It is like cooking a bechamel sauce. Flour, butter, and milk — ingredients are always the same. What differs, is the effort, the experience, and the agillity of movements. Result: some make it right. Others end up with a lumpy slurpy slush.
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If you put your heart into something and build what people want, you have every right to win.
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🧵During World War II young mathematician Abraham Wald opened the law of missing holes that saved hundreds of British aircraft and might very well improve your $MRR now. Here is how it works 👇
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