The best outcomes for startups happen  when the founder is intellectually honest, knows the customer, holds their team accountable and does what they know is right, and most importantly IS right

Whenever I’m lost I find myself coming back to this. “Do what is right”.

Whenever I’m lost I find myself coming back to this. “Do what is right”. 

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The way I perceive Gary’s cast is a founder that tests their assumptions and are mostly correct about them.

To me, doing the right thing is to keep my values in check and across time - treating my employees well, my business partners etc, staying transparent etc

What does “… and most importantly IS right” mean?

Right about what

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But sometimes doing what is right isn’t always the right thing to do

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Accountability is the way to go even when it's difficult.

Same, you can’t go wrong with doing the right thing

I agree 100% 
Doing what’s right would always align your energy and set you up properly always

💯💯it shouldn’t be difficult 
Acknowledging and accepting your flaws and responsibilities 
It breeds the biggest form of clarity