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Great advices, John!
I would also add the advice to write down in a separate file what exactly you did. This applies to each project (saas, directory, etc) separately
This can help you analyze what works and what doesn't after a while.
Love the straight talk here. Action over consumption and doubling down on expertise hit home. It’s a tough road, but this feels like the kind of framework that actually works if you’re serious.
I love the formatting of this e-mail!
And the advice, of course ;-)
”Quien mucho abarca poco aprieta” - old Spanish proverb.
yes
Spot on John. Less talk, more do. Less scattered do, more focused do. The less you focus on, the more impactful your ‘do’ will be.
100%
Good post John. Startup are not an easy journey but you will grow more than you ever thought. Good article.
Love the Twitter threadesk form of your newsletter.
#6... ouch That tough love hurts deep!
Refreshingly realistic. I'm hoping to find success with some version of the what works approaches.
I love your idea to put each point into a code block, very clever!
Yeah, did it by accident first and then liked the way it looks and that sections don’t blend into each other
Favorite read of the week. John, your writings are always concise, no-fluff, and powerful.
Thank you
Great advices, John!
I would also add the advice to write down in a separate file what exactly you did. This applies to each project (saas, directory, etc) separately
This can help you analyze what works and what doesn't after a while.
Love the straight talk here. Action over consumption and doubling down on expertise hit home. It’s a tough road, but this feels like the kind of framework that actually works if you’re serious.
I love the formatting of this e-mail!
And the advice, of course ;-)
”Quien mucho abarca poco aprieta” - old Spanish proverb.
yes
Spot on John. Less talk, more do. Less scattered do, more focused do. The less you focus on, the more impactful your ‘do’ will be.
100%
Good post John. Startup are not an easy journey but you will grow more than you ever thought. Good article.
Love the Twitter threadesk form of your newsletter.
#6... ouch That tough love hurts deep!
Refreshingly realistic. I'm hoping to find success with some version of the what works approaches.
I love your idea to put each point into a code block, very clever!
Yeah, did it by accident first and then liked the way it looks and that sections don’t blend into each other
Favorite read of the week. John, your writings are always concise, no-fluff, and powerful.
Thank you