Do you know the inhuman amount of practice it would take to get your form this good?
Jesus, man. That's dedication.
And it is indeed the level of tenacity that you will have to have if you're going to crush your goals in 2020.
Get after it! ๐ช
Leadership is HARD. It's not for the faint of heart. It requires courage, resilience and discipline to stay on course & make tough decisions in turbulent times.
The hardest part of leadership is that it is self-revealing. It shows who you really are, whatโs important to you and how brave & courageous you can be in challenging times.
You can't hide behind the veil of title, role-playing & pretence for long.
Sooner or later, who you are AT YOUR CORE is revealed.
Leadership is an honour. It's a sacred duty to serve others, inspire change and create a better world.
Be bold & courageous!
#leadershipmatters
#standupandserve
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Today, it really is time for a thread.
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3 Things A Founder Can Do To Run A Smooth Fundraise:
1 Present deck by @loom. Makes it sharable across large partnerships.
2 Cluster meetings. Set timeline. YOU guide the process.
3 Follow up fast. Do not let investor Qs take 24-hour response. Be quicker.
I have managed to meet a lot of cool people and have come to the realisation that there is a pool of founders who are working on amazing companies and we pretty much face similar problems. Anyways I'm waffling now to a thread a week from now on.
Hey, I am going to give tweeting threads a go this year no harm in trying right? As a start-up founder, I have come to learn a lot on Twitter in the last 12 months.