@shl While you rest, your website keeps the lights on. Your website will greet visitors, tell your story, and keep your business alive and working 24/7.
Essentially you’ve ripped off the bandage to get a look at the injury, and it’s not pretty. While the truth can hurt, at least now you know what you’re dealing with, and can plan how to proceed. At least now you're not in the dark about why you've been underperforming.
Startup advice in wild times:
1. Build for big, but untapped markets
2. Chase problems not trends
3. Ensure greatest technical flexibility
4. Define a sustainable business model
5. Put customers first always
6. Build a great team and enjoy the ride
Congrats to the HODLers! Fun to see the ATHs. 🚀
Most people only work on their mental game when problems occur, but overconfidence, euphoria and greed cloud your judgment and make you blind to risk. Just bc your account size is at an ATH doesn't mean your mental game is.
1/ An Allegory of Finance
I have been posting a lot of educational (and humorous!) threads on finance, money, and economics.
My mission is simple: to demystify these concepts and make them accessible to everyone.
All of the threads can be found below. Enjoy and please share!
“There’s no growth when there’s certainty.”
A lot of people associate uncertainty with fear and anxiety, but what if you reframe it in a positive way?
Great insights from @jaredtendler on M|M|M last night. Catch up here ➜ https://t.co/LlzcW4Vixq
Remember when startups were solving problems like link shortening and file sharing?
Now it's like "we're reinventing money and we did a liver transplant with a 3d printer as a side hustle"