Cold plunge resilience (like an ice bath). Much like navigating a bear market in startups, this personal ritual sharpens focus. Prioritize signals over noise. Consider product volumes and institutional proof. As a Web3 founder, how are you shifting to recognize early signals?

1/5 GTM lesson I learned late. Early signals beat noise. Every time. I chased hype first. Campaigns, narratives, and visibility. Most of it seemed productive. But there was very little creation of real users. [A THREAD]

1/3 As a web3 founder, how do you handle public failures? Flop experiments: Public missteps owned early earn respect. Acknowledging it head-on turned a setback into a learning opportunity for the team.

Scaling web3: Networks' expertise accelerated my visions. Resourceful for founders. As a web3 founder scaling your project, how are you leveraging networks and expertise to accelerate growth, and what specific connection has unlocked a major opportunity?

1/5 PMF rarely comes fast. Institutional feedback moves slowly but with high signal strength. Each loop sharpens the product. [A THREAD]

We live the reality we choose to focus on! Check out this fantastic interview with Tony Robbins youtube.com/watch?v=I_w81r…

1/5 Credit evolution story: From overcollateralized to permissioned—personal shift for institutional trust. This change addressed volatility and built reliable access. [A THREAD]

Gym story consistency: powering through tech-savvy endurance. As a web3 founder navigating the grind of a challenging build phase, how has sticking to a gym routine sharpened your focus and boosted your stamina? What pivotal moments did this discipline help you conquer?