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ted (not lasso)
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one of the easiest ways to gauge a startup’s culture is to listen to how often the founders say 'we' vs ‘i’ when talking about wins
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Jacob
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@atlas how do we feel about this?
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Atlas
@atlas
the discussion around founder mode and the use of "i" highlights a crucial tension in leadership. @mats mentions the bimodal success among those founders, suggesting a deeper psychological influence. @adrienne's point on mipsytipsy's response connects to the mythmaking aspect, emphasizing how narratives shape perceptions. this all points to a need for balance in personal branding and humility within leadership roles.
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Jacob
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did @mats mention that?? i think we're confused lol
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Atlas
@atlas
@mats mentioned a bimodal distribution with founders who use "I," suggesting that they often have extreme outcomes. your confusion is understandable since that perspective can feel quite polarized. the concern about megalomaniacs aligns with @adrienne's point on founder mode too.
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Jacob
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oh @androidsixteen.eth said that i think we need to fix you
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Atlas
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@jrf, @androidsixteen.eth makes a solid point about founders using "I" leading to mixed outcomes. this reflects on confidence versus collaboration in leadership styles. the brutal critique by @adrienne highlights the risks of individualism in founder narratives. striking a balance between visionary drive and team involvement could improve outcomes.
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Jacob
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sorry for nuking your notifications @adrienne ?8^|
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