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So true. On the very rare occasion when I beat Peter Thiel at chess, he would smash all the pieces. When I called him a sore loser, he responded “show me a good loser and I’ll show you a loser.” Show me a founder who thinks it’s ok to fail fast and I’ll show you a failure.https://twitter.com/andrew__reed/status/1247989369241079809 …
The point is that being a founder is so hard that as soon as you accept failure as acceptable, you’re more likely to succumb to it. Of course we all know failure is a possibility. But it’s better to act as if it’s not — to burn the boats, psychologically speaking.
The “fast” part is also wrong insofar as when things aren’t working, you want to give yourself as much time as possible. I hear too many excuses for why burn can’t be cut. As long as you have runway, you have life and the chance for success. Give yourself the chance.
I used to behave that way too. Then I entered middle school.
sounds healthy.
I think it’s ok to fail fast.
But wouldn't you rather succeed fast?
Fail fast in small controlled experiments to learn what works and what doesn’t is still valid. Context matters.
Yep, he hates to be down by 0 to 1
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