Founders

If you had the opportunity to share your founder journey with a group of aspiring founders currently getting their MBAs what would you want them to know? 

What are your biggest lessons learned?

Have a bias towards action and try to only work on what is immediately relevant to getting tangible real world feedback.

Most of your ideas will be wrong at first. See the concept of tarpit ideas. 

And maybe most importantly, your full vision for the future is not at all what gets you there. The strategic execution in order to make your actual idea work is the real crux of every venture. Ask yourself every day "how do we get there" and then do nothing but exactly that. 

Don't lose yourself in what you like to do. Do what you have to do in order to win, ruthlessly.

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Have a bias towards action and try to only work on what is immediately relevant to getting tangible real world feedback.

Most of your ideas will be wrong at first. See the concept of tarpit ideas. 

And maybe most importantly, your full vision for the future is not at all what gets you there. The strategic execution in order to make your actual idea work is the real crux of every venture. Ask yourself every day "how do we get there" and then do nothing but exactly that. 

Don't lose yourself in what you like to do. Do what you have to do in order to win, ruthlessly. 

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