The realest shit Naval has said:
“People think it’s about putting in 10,000 hours, it’s not. It’s about 10,000 iterations. It’s not time that makes you better, it’s the number of feedback loops you run. The faster you can iterate, the faster you learn.”
Iterations > Repetition
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Books that will help you understand startups, VC and tech a lot better:
- Zero to One: Why competition is for losers
- Hard Things about Hard Things: Reality of running a startup
- Power Law: Why VC works the way it does
- Alex Ferguson: How to manage stars and egos
- Shoe Dog: How to start a disruptive brand from scratch
- VC: How risk capital started with whaling expeditions
- Golden Tap: Starting up in India is both exciting and hard
- Like, Share and Subscribe: How YouTube became the machine it did
- Big Billion Startup: Why Flipkart's story was not as easy as it seems
- Innovator's Dilemma: How to spot a disruptive company before anyone
- Matchmakers: Why platforms like FB, GOOG and AMZN are closer than you think
- Bad Blood: When startup dreams evolve into fraud
- Steve Jobs: Why confrontation drove the biggest innovator of this century
- The Thinking Machine: How Nvidia's overnight success took 35 years
- No Rules Rules: How to build a startup culture
Big gap on Indian startups and tech which I hope to fill, but these will take you very far ahead
Major cheat code for life: Finishing things. The world is full of half-written books, half-built businesses, and half-kept promises. You stand out by closing loops. By showing up. By doing what you said you’d do. Anyone can start, but few have the courage to finish.
Recommended listening for everyone. Research Scientist from OpenAI. Give your 30 mins to this. Great way to look at things, and how can you create wealth in new economy.