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Ever have an interview question that leaves you stumped and afterwards you keep wondering what would’ve been the ideal answer so you can be ready to ace it the next time a similar question comes along… well I made a solution for that:

Want to know if I problem you’re solving is relevant or a painkiller? People will jump at the chance to volunteer to help with the hopes the solution they need will soon become available

No need to be buggy, my 7 year old sold $343 worth of Cub Scout popcorn in his first 90 mins the key- objection handling: Them: no cash Him: we take credit cards Them: I don’t like popcorn Him: we also have chocolate covered pretzels Them: it’s too much Him: we take donations

Scheduling coffee chats with other startup founders is one of the most underrated achievement unlocks Founders often speak a different language and can quickly get to the heart of an issue without unnecessary explanation, leading to quick problem solving and innovation

I’ve been good at many jobs but hated them all Until I founded my start up Now I only hate 30% of it

Getting back to my old habit - I only get to scroll after I respond to X number of X DMs and on the odd days I get all caught up I have to send the same benchmark of follow up DMs and outreach

One of my own growth hacks that I even have to remind myself of sometimes is when replying to a post include enough context that the reply can stand on its own then it’s more likely to get higher engagement

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Rarely do founders discuss just how intense things can be after a win Rather than having time to relax or pause, the stakes get raised and one needs push even harder One of the reasons being a founder is so lonely

The posturing from the NFT grifters has fully bled into the AI space and it’s nauseating

My 5 year old is also a fan of efficiency and it’s hilarious because he calls his well devised plans and paths “cheating the system” 🤣

So many of life’s problems - both personal and in business - can be attributed to running away from hard feelings

If you don’t fail sometimes then you aren’t taking enough big shots. When’s the last time you failed or your next big shot?

fear of failure < fear of regret which one is greater for you?

Oh if you like saving time, I made an app that saves me over 15 hours/week replying to DMs, posts etc & clients report doing these tasks up to 23 times faster with the app- available on iOS, Android & crazy robust business version on both mobile & desktop teapaw.org/stroutmotivateu/status…

Founders - who else feels guilty about taking breaks to do anything that’s not productive?

Big things are happening