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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
I recommend something that I do regularly I have this self-reflection Sumit at least once every quarter just to evaluate where I stand in this constantly changing world around me I have new things that I do I have new people that I talk to this impacts what I should be doing
Run a quarterly self-reflection summit on your constraints
The system that worked six months ago is probably wrong now — new commitments, new collaborators, new audience composition all shift what your bottleneck is. Block a half-day every quarter (Arvid calls it a self-reflection summit) to list your current constraints, your current process, and where they no longer match. Adjust the process, not the goals. Without this ritual you accumulate friction silently.
don't be the best at something be the only right and as you're growing up you're always told be the best be the best be the best right and what that kind of does is pushes down or or kind of like buries the weirdness that makes you you
Don't be the best — be the only
Competing on the same dimension as everyone else means you have to outwork them all to win — and if you do win, the prize is being slightly more excellent at someone else's game. The alternative (Kevin Kelly's rule): find the intersection of your weird specific skills/interests so that the question "who else does it like this?" returns nobody. Aim to be the only person someone thinks of for their exact problem, not the best on a shared leaderboard.
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