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@nonlinear.eth
becoming a founder has made me simultaneously much smarter & much dumber smarter: learning about growth, bd, sales, marketing, value creation/capture, protocol design, strategy dumber: no idea whats happening in the world. stopped reading books/news, i literally don't do anything besides work and spend time w/ family
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@hyper
+ 1. used to see really successful ceos have horrid takes about the world and think how can they been so smart and competent yet so dumb? Now it’s obvious
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@vm
to expand a bit, I’m aware of what’s happening in the world, but unsure of what I can do. Building something and creating and thinking about the future is a coping mechanism of sorts.
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@grin
Same and I love it (but also wish I had time for world stuff)
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@antimofm.eth
Much better off without news - try The Economist sub, they have an espresso bulletin every morning that's quite good (and you can dive into the full length ones you're interested in)
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@entropybender
i haven't watched a movie in like 4 years, so out of the loop. couldn't tell you who is running for the US election but can tell you about the newest LLM agent frameworks
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@christin
You seem very in touch with the world through memes ✨
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@hyper might have put it best: you have to be the dumbest in your team (as the ceo). I think that can have a good outcome.
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@pjc
I love that self realisation/awareness that apprehends "this making me dumber." Staying sharp on <X> is a managed portfolio of time allocation, eh?! Your comment reminded me of (as a related idea) an old "Joel on Software" essay, where he pointed to different kinds of programming, & that some of them made you dumber.
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@kaloh
Take time off - spend time with friends and family. Burn out is real and you won’t get your time back. 2 to 4 hours Saturdays and Sundays away should make you more effective
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@huugo.eth
This applies verbatim to founding a new human.
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@sean07.eth
No idea what’s happening in the world is arguably a great thing actually.
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@kaxline
In my book your “dumber” is a humble brag 😅
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@edricnguyen.eth
But have you ever experienced moments of feeling lost. And how can you determine if you're on the right path?
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@yangwao
lol same, inb4 I've used to read 60 books per year, now I barely open kindle. being a founder and finding out balance is hard, especially for mental health at my case
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@duytran.eth
That reflects true dedication and intense focus ser 🤟 .
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@korv
This is not dumb. My grandfather only comment about WW2 was “hard too get sugar” because he had to be irl and northern sweden was pretty fine Idk why this came out but there u go
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