Entrepreneurship

— Adam Savage said:

One reason I love gathering skills is because every skill is an arrow in my quiver with which I can use to solve a different kind of problem. And, the more versions of solutions I have the farther and wider I can look for the correct solution for the problem.

Ask Adam Savage: "Do You Lament Being a Generalist?" | Published on Youtube

Entrepreneurship

— Ava wrote:

When I’m overwhelmed by the range of possibilities, I try to remember that all I really have to do is to commit to one thing.

One small thing | Bookbear Express

Entrepreneurship

— Jason Fried wrote:

If you make products, you better have a sense of where you’re heading without having to ask for directions.

Validation is a mirage | Signal V. Noise

Entrepreneurship

— Brendan Miller wrote:

A desire to learn from the successful is a natural instinct, but this can backfire if we don’t take into account ‘’survivorship bias’’.

How Survivorship Bias can cause you to make mistakes | BBC

Entrepreneurship

— Jason Lengstorf said:

Over half the people are gonna choose the default. So, by default do the right thing and you immediately have improved whatever ecosystem/community you’re part of.

Ship Less Javascript With Astro | Learn With Jason

Entrepreneurship

— Blake Emal wrote:

99% of the folks criticizing your product aren’t building anything themselves.

Published on Twitter | @heyblake

Entrepreneurship

— Scott Barry Kaufman wrote:

Many people fail in reaching their personal-development goals because they have unrealistic expectations about the speed, amount, ease, and consequences of attempts at self-change.

Can Personality Be Changed? | The Atlantic

Entrepreneurship

— Jacob Kaplan-Moss wrote:

People said I did the impossible, but that’s wrong: I merely did something so boring that nobody else had been willing to do it.

Embrace the Grind | jacobian.org

Entrepreneurship

— Carving Though wrote:

If you're feeling frustrated, just focus on the next smallest step. Build momentum.

Published on Twitter | @CarvingThough

Entrepreneurship

— Tobias van Schneider wrote:

The trouble with market research is that people don’t think what they feel, they don’t say what they think, and they don’t do what they say.

@vanschneider | Published on Twitter

Entrepreneurship

— Karl Yang wrote:

Working through something is the only way to explore the idea maze. Everything else is commentary.

Commenting vs. making | chiefofstuff

Entrepreneurship

— Jason Zook wrote:

There’s always more money to be made, more followers to accrue, more more more. But I’ve never truly felt happier than I do right now and it’s because we’ve defined what OUR specific success looks like based on the lives WE want to live.

Wandering Weekly | Wandering Aimfully

Entrepreneurship

— Tully Hart said:

This is a great place to start, not to end up.

Firely Lane - Episode 01 | Netflix

Entrepreneurship

— Eugen Esanu wrote:

People don’t always need something new. Sometimes all they need is you to make them see things differently.

Designing Perceptions Instead of Solutions | Design Phase

Entrepreneurship

— Scott Chacon said:

You can say why to pretty much anything [...] and so you get to really interesting fundamental principles.

Rolling the dice more often | State of Mind

Entrepreneurship

— Ruth Grace Wong wrote:

I think it’s probably hard to develop deep held confidence that you’ll be okay in all circumstances if your appetite for risk isn’t high enough.

Notes, 2021-02-22 | The Prepared Newsletter

Entrepreneurship

— Shaan Puri wrote:

What you work on is far more important than how hard you work.

Published on Twitter | @ShaanVP

Entrepreneurship

— Ali Spittel wrote:

Even if nobody reads your content, someone still benefitted from it: you.

Published on Twitter | @ASpittel

Entrepreneurship

— Shane Parrish wrote:

While looking to the future is fun, the more important question is, “What’s not going to change in the next ten years?”

What’s Staying The Same | Farnam Street

Entrepreneurship

— Josh Spector wrote:

The turning point isn't when you publish 100 blog posts. It's not when you gain 1,000 followers. And it's not when you collect a million views. It's the first time you turn nothing into something.

5 Ideas For The Interested This Week | For The Interested

Entrepreneurship

— James Clear wrote:

Fear of failure is higher when you're not working on the problem. If you are taking action, you are less worried about failure because you realize you can influence the outcome.

Published on Twitter | @JamesClear

Entrepreneurship

— Tobias van Schneider wrote:

As a founder, my whole job is to put myself out of a job.

Published on Twitter | @vanscneider

Entrepreneurship

— Paul Graham wrote:

One of the biggest things lost in remote work is chance meetings. When you read stories of how things happened, chance meetings were often crucial.

Published on Twitter | @paulg

Entrepreneurship

— Sales Notepad wrote:

Banks don't like Bitcoin. Taxis don't like Uber. Hotels don't like AirBnB. Bookstores don't like Amazon. Cinemas don't like Netflix. 9-5’s don’t like remote work. Innovation is not always liked.

Published on Twitter | @SalesNotepad

Entrepreneurship

— Gary Vaynerchuk wrote:

If you build a dream around something you love, you're more likely to work hard to get there.

Published on Linkedin | Gary Vaynerchuk

Entrepreneurship

— Ivan Cardoso said:

Not everyone has to become an entrepreneur. If you just want to do side projects, just draw things or write a book even, just do it! You don’t have to force yourself to become an entrepreneur, it’s not that cool.

Don't overthink, just do it. Actions will carry you further | Outrospection

Entrepreneurship