You have two options: A or B. Which would you pick?
In reality, A is the option I want the other person to choose. B is offered as a reference point—making A look like the least-bad choice is essentially a way to manage expectations.
It may seem like you have a real choice between A and B, but both are designed by someone else. You may feel in control, but every choice you make was already anticipated.
Like being back in school
Here’s the reality: in a competitive environment, assignments aren’t the goal—process doesn’t matter, results do. Rankings matter even more, which means relative scores are what truly count.
When everyone else is grinding, the entry bar and the closing bar both rise.
Seriously was founded by former executives from Rovio, the studio behind Angry Birds.
Their idea: create free games, weave stories and strong character arcs into them, build momentum through the games, then develop merchandise and eventually a major film. No money in the early stage (game content); profit comes later (merch, movies).
A bit like China's Where Are We Going, Dad?, going from a TV variety show to a mobile game to a blockbuster.
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Recently came across a book called The 7 Day Startup, which focuses on how to build a profitable product from scratch. Thought it might be helpful and inspiring for most people who want to build their own products or start their own business.
The 7 Day Startup on JD.com
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