Working 80 hours a week at a restaurant won’t make you richer.
To build wealth, you need to understand what to do, who can do it, and when to do it.
Hard work is unavoidable, but you should put in effort the right way. If you’re still unsure what to do, the most important thing is to figure that out first.
Blaming others is a very bad behavior. This thing is already done. What's important now is how to handle it, not who to hold accountable, because the mistake has already happened and holding someone accountable would be meaningless.
In a market with full competition, an internet product that attracts users and maintains sustained engagement does so because it delivers irreplaceable value.
In other words, an internet product must not only create value for users, but the value must be substantial and distinctive enough to form a moat that prevents churn and defends against aggressive competitors. #ReadingNotes#
The three things a boss loves to hear most: the company is making money, the business is scaling up, and problems are being solved.
Every product we sell is just a bridge to the next one. They’re all part of a single system, linked together—that’s what product architecture means. #ReadingNotes#