> Leading indicators of a startup likely to find PMF: 

They talk to users and ship often

> Leading indicators of a startup likely to not keep PMF once they found it: 

They stop talking to users and/or ship less often

(Seems obvious, but have seen this play out a lot)

Short 🧵 on listening vs delivering in a bull…

In my experience, the most successful founders and creators are the ones who are exceptional at reading the room

wrote this thread a few days ago on trying to find the balance between listening enough / shipping enough (assuming limited resource and team size) - do you have a take on ideal ratio?

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- Get good at defining exactly what the north star is. Say no to everything else that doesn't work towards to it. 
- Ignore the current metas because their half-life is short and they're largely not durable.
- Get lots of data points to build good founder intuition. Helps you know what to prioritize/ignore/build.

wrote this thread a few days ago on trying to find the balance between listening enough / shipping enough (assuming limited resource and team size) - do you have a take on ideal ratio? 

https://warpcast.com/charlicohen/0x6789d451

"They talk to users and ship often"

We shall continue to do so.

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