One comment to highlight… Greg Moran on “shared learning” is a great point. Add value by educating those ahead of you about a topic you excel at or markets/trends you profoundly understand. Everything relationship should be a two-way street.

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• Failure is feedback You cannot succeed without failure long term. Make your workplace a place to fail - failure and invention are inseparable twins. You win big when you go against convention. Convention is generally right. Be willing to be wrong.

• Process over results Amazon executives spend little time on financial results. Focusing on the process of controllable inputs is the most effective way to maximize financial outputs over time. By focusing on customers and executing, the financial results will happen.

1. Get over your fear of ‘overdoing it.’ A quiet voice tells us: ‘Don’t do too much, you’ll rock the boat...’ ‘Be careful, you don’t want to intrude on other people...’ Get stuffed, Marjorie. We have one life.

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Unless you try to be the best, you won't even be good.

Sharing the goals at the Nou Camp in a European tie like it's 1999...

"Jokes of the proper kind, properly told, can do more to enlighten questions of politics, philosophy, and literature than any number of dull arguments." —Isaac Asimov

• Just because it’s popular doesn’t mean it makes any damn sense. Valuable lesson from my dad. Follow your mind instead of the hive. People will notice: • Some will hate you. • Some have been looking for someone like you all along.

• Fewer words, more data. Words = talking, data = doing. Review KPIs, scorecards, case studies - alone and with your team. Data presents problems, tells stories, and finds solutions. Don't have data? Your number one priority is figuring out how to get it.

Censor not, lest ye be censored

A Tale of Two Cities Lessons: 1. Juxtapose opposite ideas 2. Repitition to create rhythm 3. Long, poetic sentences to pull the reader in

The 9 most creative social media ads I've collected this week: 1. World Wildlife Foundation

Here are 25 early-stage sales learnings we’ve collected at JJELLYFISH ... 1. 0-1 sales talent does not exist. Founders, this is you. 2. Product/market fit is (almost) always found in adjacent markets. Don’t handcuff yourself to Day 1 market vision. 3. The demo should

8 years ago today Ed Fidgeon-Kavanagh Paddy Quinlan Gena and Daniel Johnsen 😳 I miss those Startup Weekend Dublin’s! 🙌🥹🙌

San Francisco is calling: Dogpatch member DevA11y is selected for TechCrunch Startup Battlefield 200, a global tech competition boasting notable alumni like DropBox, FitBit, and CloudFlare Catch DevA11y pitching at NDRC Demo Day this Sept 26th: dogpatch.click/c3b