How making and keeping promises can create a snowball culture of accountability It’s hard to find a book where you agree with 100% of what the author says. I just finished reading “Accountability at Work: How to Make and Keep Promises.” I wrote a thread about it with many quotes. The book arrived at a […]
The problem with trying to fix an error after making many mistakes is that we tend to err in the opposite direction. You know the saying: first by omission and then by excess? In statistics, we say there are two types of errors: “Type I error” and “Type II error,” which are terrible names because […]
I don’t like Accelerators (companies that, supposedly, help your startup), but can’t deny I learned 1-2 things from them. In 2015, Bio Bureau was invited to pitch at the Rio de Janeiro edition of the ‘Seed Forum’, together with other Brazilian and Norwegian startups. The forum is a global event and has a structured pitch […]
In 2020, while listening to Anthony Pompliano live, something he said in reference to George Orwell’s ideas struck me: He who has the audience, has the power. To provide context, he discussed cancel culture and product development. It’s easier to determine if you’re building something people want if you have an audience to test it […]
As one prepares to start as CEO in a new startup, I was looking at everything that you could learn about being a CEO from great entrepreneurs on twitter. The most concise one is this from Ryan Denehy. His interview with Anthony Pompliano is great. Sahil Lavingia, author of ‘the minimalist entrepreneur’, one of the […]
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