Tiger Boss

Procrastination fixer. I make sure you get things done. DM if interested.

[Peter Reinhardt @reinpk]

The toughest part of growing Segment from $0-200M+ ARR was letting go of product (which I understood) to focus on go-to-market (which I didn't). In 2017 I was really struggling with this. Five friends set me straight, a thread. 1/12

[Tiger Boss @tigerbossapp]

You are in competition with your procrastination.

[Tiger Boss @tigerbossapp]

What's preventing you from achieving your goals?

[David Ch @chhddavid]

I made $20,500 online in 1.5 months since launching!

I'm 18, #AMA.

[Tibo @tibo_maker]

I've sold 2 startups, cofounded 4, worked at 5 and crashed way more

Here are 11 lessons I learned the hard way (so you don't have to)

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[NFX @NFX]

Thread: Today we're sharing The NFX Founder Library, a curation of the resources we've made publicly available over the last 2 years, all in one place.

This is the "OS" behind $10 Billion in exits from the 10 companies we built across multiple industries & geographies.

[Jeff Morris Jr. @jmj]

Every VC is trying to figure out how to differentiate themselves.

Entrepreneurs—

Which VC’s have you worked with that had the most impact?

What did these people do to change the trajectory of your business?

Would love to build a list of VC’s who are “next level” value add.

[Tiger Boss @tigerbossapp]

Reading @jason's latest: "The Pegasus Startup: Flying Over VCs on the Wings of Profits" https://t.co/Lr4A1SBrIr

[Tiger Boss @tigerbossapp]

@hnshah Do you happen to know anyone who might need a tiger boss who motivates them to get things done?

[Erik Torenberg @eriktorenberg]

Personal moats, in rank order:

A/ Building a successful company

B/ Building rare & valuable skillset / domain (e.g. Laura Deming https://t.co/gwh92tpzKA)

C/ Building an asset

Assets: https://t.co/T7HGGBVJkB

[Erik Torenberg @eriktorenberg]

12/ In tech, the cleanest (albeit, hardest) way to build a personal moat is to start a successful company.

There are other ways, but they just take longer.

A future tweet storm will be on how to build career capital without doing so.

[Erik Torenberg @eriktorenberg]

11/ What is some tangible, yet wildly generalized, advice?

A) Discover what you can be great at. Align it w/ what could be important in the future.

B) Get so good they can’t ignore you.

C) Leverage super power to build other assets, but not too soon:

https://t.co/vFUBBJhsiN

[Erik Torenberg @eriktorenberg]

10/ Something that has high barriers to entry (e.g need to do 1 of below):

- Have the right relationships
- Be willing to risk social disapproval
- Get good at something w/ no playbook.
- Pick something that isn’t big now, but it will be in the future

https://t.co/ZTdTyqMKHh

[Erik Torenberg @eriktorenberg]

9/ How do you find out what could be your personal moat?

Ask others: What’s something that’s easy for you to do but hard for others?

AND very difficult for people to reverse engineer?

[Erik Torenberg @eriktorenberg]

2/ Like a company moat, you want to build career capital while you sleep.

As Andrew Chen noted: https://t.co/GClupyMUO6

[Tiger Boss @tigerbossapp]

@daviswbaer Tiger Boss are real humans who get you to get your to-do lists done.
https://t.co/s9OV8zEHSk

[Tiger Boss @tigerbossapp]

@hanspagel Thank you sooo much! https://t.co/s9OV8zEHSk

[James Clear @JamesClear]

Compliment others more.

You’ll barely remember you did it, but the other person may never forget that you did.

Kindness has unlimited upside.

[Tiger Boss @tigerbossapp]

@Harris_Bryan https://t.co/s9OV8zEHSk

[Ara Ghougassian @araghougassian]

This is a great question, it's one I've asked myself many times. In essence: how should i support myself to get shit done.

I've explored multiple 'answers' to this. I want to share the one that has made the most impact to me.

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