Fast ≠ Far: When Speed Shrinks Your Field of Vision
Build Fast / Fail Fast is sustainable until what it costs outweighs what it teaches. Products reboot quickly. Companies don’t.
#FounderDevelopment
The Founder’s Private Weight
The hardest part of scaling a startup isn’t strategy or capital. It’s founder stamina and well-being — often overlooked by investors and the founders themselves.
The Overlooked Founder Tool: Self-Management
As founder, self-management is your most defining role. You’re both the captain and the compass. Seamanship starts from within.
Founder IQ Starts with Seamanship
Founder IQ starts with seamanship: intangible, operational, and strategic skills to lead a venture. Top of this list is self-management.
The Illusion of Founder Readiness (Part II)
First-time entrepreneurs need BOTH product and founder readiness. You’re not just launching a product. You’re learning to captain a ship. Develop founder skills before setting sails.
The Illusion of Founder Readiness (Part I)
First-time founders, being passionate about production execution is not enough. You need to be passionate about founder execution as well.
How to Get Unstuck: Discover Your Blind Spots!
Allocate time to reflect and discover your blind spots, as this can lead to more self-awareness and personal growth.
Strengthen Your Founder IQ to Prepare Well as a First-Time Entrepreneur
To prepare well as a first-time founder, you need to think beyond your “Product” room and allocate time to develop and boost your founder IQ——qualities and skills that will help you lead your startup team…
How to Find the Right Support for Your Startup.
Your startup needs a team to cheer you on and support you during rough moments. How to find the right people whose values and business practices align with yours.
What Founders Can Learn from Architectural Design Principles.
The founder’s life can consume you. It’s easy to lose perspective. Try viewing your venture from an architect’s design approach.