- focus on the product - doing anything else before having at least an mvp is dumb
- focus on one thing at a time
- never lie to yourself
- we usually hugely overestimate what we can achieve in a short period of time, but also hugely underestimate what we can do in a long one
- being in good shape greatly improve my mood and performance at work
- don't mistake activity for achievement
And some more. Of course most of this stuff is obvious and I have always thought I knew them. This was in theory - this year I have 'learned' them the hard way.
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Could you share some of the lessons learned?
Sure, some of the most important ones are below:
- ideas are worthless without execution
- focus on the product - doing anything else before having at least an mvp is dumb
- focus on one thing at a time
- never lie to yourself
- we usually hugely overestimate what we can achieve in a short period of time, but also hugely underestimate what we can do in a long one
- being in good shape greatly improve my mood and performance at work
- don't mistake activity for achievement
And some more. Of course most of this stuff is obvious and I have always thought I knew them. This was in theory - this year I have 'learned' them the hard way.