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tinkering in consumer crypto / working on @launch, new apps, far(away)con / nf.td/jayme 

Do a shitty version of it every day or week and expect it to suck, but try to get feedback and iterate and over the course of years you will go from bad to good to amazing

Compounding works

building /gmfarcaster network |
blockchain ENT prof |  ⌐◧-◧ Nouncillor, Nouner, BuilderDAO community resident /builder |

https://www.gmfarcaster.com/ 

• Neighborhood friendly Breadcat 
• Dad 1st • Dev 2nd 
• I want to bring dreams to reality
 • How can I help you? • Maker of /feesh 
• Hypersub:  /mega-big-town

I think about this as don’t let perfectionism hold you back. If you wait for it to be perfect, it may never launch. 

The “perfection” is in the compounding.

it can save a lot of time but I also think it's sometimes the STORY that gets people behind something vs the tech...  build fast break thing for sure... but also have a reason why people should care otherwise you pull a person who cries wolf when you just make shitty things.

Reminds me of Ann Lamott writing about prioritizing the “shitty first draft”

the creative samba is worth reading. its not about sucking. its often brilliant marketing and selling a useful thing.

the creative samba is worth reading. its not about sucking. its often brilliant marketing and selling a useful thing. https://creativesamba.substack.com/archive

I believe less is more. things that sell one thing, do one thing makes them feel like experts. if you define shit as janky ass, filled with typos, insecure stuff that tries to do it all, its not going to be shared. and shareability is key. ngmi. garry would agree with that.

Snowboarding taught me this lesson. Although later than i should’ve learned it