Once we decide whether we like something, we always look for evidence proving we're right.
After all, what are we without our own identities, thoughts, and values?
Yet it's flawed when founders, builders, and creators choose not to recognize this.
Because we create to serve others, not ourselves.
51st day of interning at a startup
> working remote for the week so went to the local library to lock in
> took a few team sync meeting to align the vision for the product
> picked a friend up from the yyz
> went to uwaterloo and crashed here
Tech started as a way to connect people.
Yet weโve drifted so far off from that notion.
Having to navigate the hyper-competitiveness of the field and how insanely transactional everything is.
Thoughts?
Building is a form of art.
Your lived experiences is what directly shapes and impacts how and what you build.
What's one experience that changed how you build?