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as a founder your job is creating a sense of urgency when there is none imposed externally
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You can also create the external imposition by things like aggressive public commitments
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@dwr.eth
yes
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you have to keep momentum, internally
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v true innit
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@mats
Good take
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@timdaub.eth
literally never had this problem
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I strongly think this is something u either have, or u don’t U can’t learn it
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What kind of devs are you looking for
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kind of the default state of urgency in most things crypto with the forever changing metas...
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Although I agree that creating urgency is what would give a little boost for action, in my experience, creating a culture which makes a sustainable workflow is what we should aim for.
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Definitely making commitments to external milestones can auto-enable urgency. This is easier once you're actually making commitments to prospects and customers. But urgency comes not from the deadline but the upside and downside of not meeting it. Make sure the outcomes are known too.
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And how hard it is to endure this feeling
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accurate 269 $DEGEN
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