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YoungUpstarts
JULY 2, 2012
That’s true not just in terms of strategy (whether to change your product mix or move into a new marketplace) but also relationships (whether to fire the toxic high performer or address a conflict head-on). Maybe, you even pretend you don’t know it’s time for you to move on. Can you relate to this scenario? Anyone can stay busy.
Startup Lessons Learned
AUGUST 4, 2020
From the very start, the coronavirus has been a fast-moving target. The mechanisms of where and how it's moved through the country have made managing the spread challenging. You can listen to my conversation with Max Henderson on Apple , Google, or wherever you like to download podcasts. My name is Eric Ries. I don't think so.
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ConversionXL
JUNE 6, 2017
While this may be true some of the time, research by Alex Pouget found that people can often make optimal decisions, and usually do so if the choice is made by the subconscious mind. So, users will trust their gut instinct – because it is often right! This is why if an offer doesn’t come across as credible (e.g.
Mike Michalowicz
FEBRUARY 19, 2015
For the record, I’m a big fan of trusting your gut. There are more success stories than I can count that rely on entrepreneurs who trusted their instincts and profited handsomely. The transition from gut-based decision making to data-based decision making should be a gradual one. Figure out who your customers are.
Austin Startup
APRIL 2, 2017
Entrepreneurship is an interesting field and one that often stokes the debate over whether successful entrepreneurs are born with the prerequisite traits or if they can also be learned/developed over time. Can you imagine how poorly a professional basketball team would perform if all they had were aggressive 3-point shooters.
Up and Running
JULY 17, 2018
Troubles with the boss (yes, that can happen even when you’re your own boss). Do I really believe I can do this? Think twice before shoving things into the back of your mind and throwing yourself into your work; buried “issues” can sabotage your progress without your even realizing it. A major change in financial state.
Startup Lessons Learned
SEPTEMBER 11, 2009
Yet few products these days can succeed without their online community, and the insight you can gain from interacting with that community is unparalleled, despite the pain. And when you’re being pilloried by community members over the latest mistake your company made, it can doubly confusing. But it also has other powers.
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