Investors always want to know how your idea is defensible. The truth? There is rarely defensibility. There is only speed.

The key to successful innovation is identifying jobs that are poorly performed in customers’ lives and then designing products, experiences, and processes around those jobs.

To improve FOCUS, do two things. > First, understand your daily focus pattern: make sure your most important activities are planned around the times when your focus is strongest. > Next, pay attention to the activities and emotions that derail your focus, and avoid them.

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Sarthak Arushi Gandhi If > 95% entrepreneurs fail, then instead of getting inspired by a16z to take out RFS, investor community should get inspired by YC and start giving credible and empowering feedback to the entrepreneurs they meet and say NO. 95% passion capital getting wasted is serious:(

Stanford has launched an incredible research AI tool. It’s called STORM, and basically you enter a topic and it will search hundreds of websites to write an article about its major findings. Available to everyone for free!

I completely understand that teaching is an emotional profession. It would be weird if a teacher felt nothing for the students in his/her classroom. The problem is that the profession has become so focused on emotions that logic, reason, & wise discernment have all but

Nimo Infinity - Introducing the World’s First AI Browser for Productivity. Nimo Infinity We’re reinventing the GUI for AI. As Andrej Karpathy recently pointed out at Y Combinator AI Startup School, the GUI for AI hasn’t been invented yet. We filed a patent back in 2017 for an

Steve Jobs got fired from Apple, started NeXT, failed selling the hardware, pivoted to software, then Apple bought NeXT for $400M. It became macOS. Most founders quit at the first wall. Jobs hit dozens and kept finding new paths. Great founders know they can solve the maze.

The best founders find only two things valuable: → High quality intros → Capital Don't waste their time with anything else.

Rightly said. Feeling competent and improving at it is a cornerstone of high self-esteem.