If you... 1) develop a bias for moving fast 2) consistently ask, “What’s the real goal here and is there a better way to accomplish it?” ... you can accomplish a lot in one life.
That plus 3) decide how to measure progress 4) measure it regularly is the core of what Y Combinator teaches.
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I’d argue that strict adherence to measuring progress - especially at very very early stages - isn’t always necessary and, at worst, counterproductive.
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+ bonus points for leading metric to measure success
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Any suggestion how to measure progress on a personal level? Thanks.
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It depends very much on the kind of work you're doing, and you have to be careful to pick the right measure, or you'll end up optimizing the wrong thing.
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Agree so much that we’ve now got this printed, framed, and on display in our office. Concise, simple, actionable advice.pic.twitter.com/8xyPyB695P
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I thought I was the only one who took a snapshot of this gem.pic.twitter.com/Wj2TV9w9k2
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(5) Play well (effectively and nicely) with others.
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Objective Key Result?
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