The most important asset of a founder is not grit. It’s their support team. I used to run on 12 to 14 hour workdays, only focusing on my work. I stopped eating healthy. Stopped doing sports But most of all, stopped looking for great connections! I trusted my grit would be enough to get me …
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When I started my first company, I knew some coding from having learnt C in college. I had very little understanding of JavaScript or PHP, but I knew the basics of coding. It was easy for me to understand the logic. But the specific tweaks of the language? That was harsh. I had never started [&helli
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A year ago, we were drowning. Every sale depended on us. Every job, every call, every payment – all manual! So we did the unthinkable: we stopped chasing every lead.And somehow… profit went up. Here’s the backstory 👇 A year ago we were stuck managing every painting job manually. We picked up the ph
Read more: We stopped selling and made more profit than ever
I Was Proud of Being the 12-Hour-a-Day Founder… Until I Realized What It Cost Me. “I work 12h a day” “I run all of my operations and don’t need anyone else” “I do this better than anyone else could” All of these things sound extremely noble. And they keep you trapped You wanna let go …
Read more: Your identity is keeping you trapped
This one habit completely changed my performance! Knowing this now, I feel like I wasted years of my life! And you’re probably wasting years of yours as well When I started my first company, my schedule was chaotic. I would work every day, the entire day, into late nights. Barely exercising. Barely
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I was talking to my best friend, and just realized that I keep on waiting for other people’s permissions to do things that I want to do. In every area of my life I invite people to things that I want to do, and then wait for their response to decide if I’m going to …
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