One of the harder (and rarely talked about) parts of being a founder is this: No matter how thoughtful, experienced, or committed we are, some of our decisions will be wrong. Not because we’re careless. Not because we’re inexperienced. But because decision-making at the founder level often happens ...
We all start with good intentions. We hire smart people, give them autonomy, and let them run. But if you aren’t careful, without realizing it, every department will start using different tools. Marketing lives in Trello. Product swears by Jira. Ops just introduced ClickUp, and now there’s one more ...
In sports, there are players who are happy just to make the team — and then there are those who push relentlessly to win championships. If you’ve played or coached any sport at a high level, you already know: Talent matters, but mindset and chemistry are what win. The same is true in business. ...
