One of the core skills every founder should master is consistency. There are plenty of books and articles written about it, yet most of us still make avoidable mistakes. The ability to show up, follow through, and communicate clearly is what separates successful founders from the rest. To build consistency
I’ve been thinking a lot about communication lately. It’s one of those things that seems simple on the surface—you send a message, someone else receives it—but in practice, it’s anything but straightforward. Not long ago, I reached out to a company we are working with.
Every single startup-related school, incubator, accelerator, or whatever else is out there mentions the importance of talking to customers. It took me more than 5 years and several failed products to understand what that really means. Talking to your users/customers is the single most important thing every startup founder