Most founders don't need another PM tool.
They need someone to own the execution.
I'm KO. I'm an Execution Partner for Web3 and tech startups.
What that means in practice:
@itradelogic No lies here π€£
A rule I set for myself is never to make a post about a trade I did not execute; anticipating it is not enough. Execution is what really counts!
Our lives are full of distractions, and itβs hard to stay focused when your world consists of tiny tasks all screaming for your attention.
As a founder looking to scale your business, you need to shift your focus from day-to-day work to generating revenue and steering the ship.
Being busy is not the same as being productive.
Every founder I talk to is working 12-hour days. Ask what actually moved the business forward last week, and it goes quiet.
Usually it's because every task in the company still routes through them.
Thread on this tomorrow.
Being busy is not the same as being productive.
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I keep meeting founders who work 12-hour days and can't name one thing that moved the business forward that week. Everything still routes through them.
What fixes it isn't a strategy deck or another hire you now have to manage.
It's one person who owns the doing, who takes the priority, sets the rhythm, and ships the next proof, while you focus on steering.