I envy my old naivete. Launching a product or company was easy. Nearly thoughtless to a fault but biased correctly. Second time founder syndrome wants it all to be perfect but perfect is the enemy.
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People doubt their capabilities since they are in high school. I noticed that in my kids. Especially when they have older siblings good at something
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And sadly, that’s especially true for women and minorities.
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some people say ignorance is bliss but I don't know what they mean ;)
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Pianists say this about Rachmaninov third piano concerto. You need to be young and egotistical enough to attempt it
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It's from this essay http://www.paulgraham.com/mit.html
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So what is the antidote?
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I can fully agree that ignorance is what mainly got me to launch those first few products... and it worked!
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I still continue to ask mysel how hard it can be when I start with a big problem and then it hits in the middle of solving it that oh boy it is hard. It's funny cause how hard can it be is exactly the thing that propels me to move forward with it regardless.
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It's the same with the kids.
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Beyond tech, this is a common theme in How I Built This interviews too
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