Chris Verdence

The product development guy | Giving my take on going from zero to one💡👋🏼

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Dreaming don't get you anywhere unless you also execute

[Chris Verdence @cverdence]

@HarryStebbings @peterthiel and @mattcohler

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It is infinitely more valuable to know what it takes to succeed than to know a few things that might make you fail

[Chris Verdence @cverdence]

The best thing you can do for your mental health:

Do more, think less

[Chris Verdence @cverdence]

The thing leading to the most success is the thing that requires the most fight 👻

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@HarryStebbings Old one, but @peterthiel on Facebook would be amazing!

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Founders who are obsessed with their product usually becomes the most successful ones

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Surveys and face-to-face interviews aren't the only customer research methods founders should use 📜

Learn about the most useful ones here 👇

https://t.co/4MBOkqw3H7

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Make your startup so good that when it's discovered, it's never forgotten

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Do your customers do things that don't make sense to you❓

5 questions every founder should ask their customers: https://t.co/JPm2C864P4

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There are like a thousand things you could be doing and only one of them is the most important.

You do the most important thing 🏅

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@PaulYacoubian Then you are over-ignited 🔥

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Have bias towards action 💪🏻

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Will #VR improve people’s confidence in the real world?

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@FitFounder They already are 👊🏼

Most useful skills are learnt at work🧑🏼‍💻

The only reason smart people are still taking degrees is because they act as some sort of an insurance that is supposed to land you a job!

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Don't wait for change, be the change

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@BarrysBootcamp after not training strength for 15 months is brutal

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@AnthonyDAnselmo @jwmares Great approach, and love the two first questions you suggest!

Personally, I don't think the last question is a good one to ask.

If a business owner hasn't tried to solve a problem, then it is most likely not important enough to become the starting point for a great startup.

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If you don't get the product right, nothing else matter

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@jwmares My top 3 tips:
1. Read Zero to One by @peterthiel: The book is amazing, and really changed my mindset about ideas. Start asking yourself what unique insight you have that others disagree with.
2. Start noting down all problems that you encounter
3. Develop domain expertise

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Learn how many customer interviews you need to conduct, and how to prioritize questions during interviews: https://t.co/qTl1B4SHxy