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most of the big winners i have been involved in were outcasts when they started, ignored by most investors and the media, built a great consumer experience from day one, and then were patient for while and then caught fire almost randomly

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this is such a poignant counter to hustle culture…i don’t fully understand why everyone is so eager to conflate working hours and personal sacrifice with the very nondeterministic factors that lead to “success”

maybe bc survivors brag about this?

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i don't think this is an indictment of hustle tbh

i guess i think quality execution is much more important than effort in (hustle), but still plays a smaller role in some extremely successful outcomes than many of us want to believe

i guess i think quality execution is much more important than effort in (hustle), but still plays a smaller role in some extremely successful outcomes than many of us want to believe https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/10/10/sam-altmans-manifest-destiny

totally separate vector

you need to hustle for a long time to build something great 

you just might not get recognized for it as quickly as you hope