people underestimate the cold message.
if done correctly, with authenticity
it can act as an equalizing force.
the cold message can put you in touch with someone who you may never have had the chance to be in the same city as, let alone the same room.
stay tuned.
1/ Here’s something we need to normalize: talking about failure.
My @ycombinator startup failed 6 years ago. I stayed silent.
And because of that silence, other startup founders—going through the exact same thing as me—felt alone in their shame too.
I want to break that trend.
OnDeck's ability to normalize taking time off between jobs is a significant win for tech
Hit pause, learn something new & meet new people, then figure out your next step
The pressure to move from company to company benefits employers, not employees
Forgive the clickbaity headline - promise there’s some nuance in there 😅🙏
Massive thanks to @amyrlewin and @Siftedeu for an excuse to think my way through this rant! https://t.co/pCDNgEvamB
Today's tweet thread is on cohort analysis. What are they? Why should you care?
tl;dr cohort analyses is a good way to know if you are actually getting better or worse with your business.
Most ppl look at revenue. Or product improvements. But cohorts are the way to go.
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