Your business is either a magical money printing machine. Or it’s an endless source of interesting challenges. Usually it’s more of the latter. And that’s kind of cool. As long as you’re running a business you’ll never be bored again. There’s always something to do.
I just found this newsletter via Josh Spector mere minutes after scheduling my next newsletter (the off Substack one) on the topic of reframing perfectionism, so I had to chuckle in understanding at "Since leaving things broken hurts my soul". I went through a similar process when I decided to invest in being better at directing and posing clients than a newer camera
I just found this newsletter via Josh Spector mere minutes after scheduling my next newsletter (the off Substack one) on the topic of reframing perfectionism, so I had to chuckle in understanding at "Since leaving things broken hurts my soul". I went through a similar process when I decided to invest in being better at directing and posing clients than a newer camera
This is amazing!
200+ tasks. That’s a lot.
I’m exactly trying to do this with my organic marketing role.
Is it gonna convert?
Is it gonna make a visitor our app?
Everything else is stupidity
This is so cool! Great examples and thinking. Companies mostly lose not from competitor's hands, but their own.
Ability to focus in the only single thing I really look in every founder I speak to.
Great note, thank you!