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Jason Cohen from WP Engine dropped a truth bomb: they spent time and money fixing what they thought was “poor...
Pray for hard times
One of the worst things to happen to an Entrepreneur is a period of easy
When things get stormy they forget how to sail
They get stuck in the storm
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Comfort is a terrible teacher. If you’re building a business, the seasons of chaos, panic, and “oh crap, are we...
There are only 12 reasons your business isn’t growing:
1. your pricing is off
2. you’re serving the wrong customer
3. you're solving the wrong problem
4. you offer too many things at once
5. your profit margins are too thin
6. you’re the only person who can sell...
Most owners think their business is stuck because of some mysterious market force or “bad luck.” In reality, it’s almost...
If you think you’re too old to start... you’re wrong.
Business failure rates:
30 year old owner: 11.1%
45 year old owner: 9.6%
60 year old owner: 8.2%
Everyone worships the 22‑year-old hoodie founder, but the numbers say your crow’s feet are actually a competitive advantage. As you...
3 things I notice in CEOs who scale past $10M:
1. They hire for culture > skill
I once had to let go of our best designer at AppSumo. Flawless work but everything took 4x longer than it should. She couldn’t align with our "ship fast" culture. Hire a ship dirty designer and speed of learning went up. CVR closely followed.
2. They’re ruthless with their time
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Most founders get stuck between hustle mode and actual CEO mode. The business grows, but their calendar, stress, and decision-making...
Own the parking lot.
I saw a guy outside the biggest, nicest house in my neighborhood, so I said hi and asked what he does for a living. Turned out to be a good business lesson.
He told me he used to own a bunch of restaurants in Austin. Then he said, almost like it was boring, that he never really made money on the restaurants. He made his money on the parking lots.
What? Excuse me!
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Most people hustle to own the flashy restaurant. Smart people quietly buy the boring parking lot. One gets press, stress,...