Most Powerful Insights are Simple
Most powerful insights are simple, and can be communicated in simple terms using practical examples, diagrams, and rules of thumb.
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2011
Early Adopters Have Already Let Go of the Past
Early adopters have already let go of the past and are looking for near term results that can provide building blocks to better outcomes.
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Always Be Collecting Data
Always be collecting data and perspectives; always be connecting the dots you have gleaned from these data points and perspectives.
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5 Reasons We Welcome Guest Authors Our Blogs
We accept contributed content from guest authors who have domain expertise and experience working in or with startups.
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So…What’s Your Story?
What’s your story? Entrepreneurs get asked variations of this question a lot: the most important answer is the one they tell themselves.
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Drifting
It’s useful to think very deeply about a situation but beyond a certain level of effort or length of time you need to do some drifting and recharge. I think you need a mental circuit breaker for detecting an impasse and triggering activities that can lead to a change in perspective.
Take Time to Walk Around The Problem
It’s rare for a new initiative to work the first time, at least when I try. I have to “walk around the problem” to look at it from different perspectives.
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Traveling Hopefully
For my first post of 2011 I commit to traveling hopefully. I was inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson’s observation “to travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive, and the true success is to labor.”
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