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#16 : Topic 2 : Wanting to be a founder vs wanting to build a specific thing : Most people have some of both, and the ratio matters more than the category.
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#15 : The two desires produce different failure modes.
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#14 : Ask what you would do if the business worked but nobody ever knew it was yours.
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#13 : The specific-thing founder has an enormous strategic advantage : they can pivot without existential pain.
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#12 : Topic 2 : Wanting to be a founder vs wanting to build a specific thing : These are two different desires wearing the same clothes.
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#11 : Topic 2 : Wanting to be a founder vs wanting to build a specific thing
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#10 : Look at what people already come to you for without being asked.
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#9 : A better option compared to choosing a field on passion alone.
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#8 : Being interested in restaurants is awesome. Being more interested in solving the problem of small kitchens wasting thirty per cent of their stock is a business.
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#7 : Passion might weaken your judgement of your own numbers.
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#6 : Turning a hobby into a business : The thing that restored you now has deadlines, customers with opinions and a margin to defend.
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#5 : You know what you love on a good day? Great. Apart from that, figure out what you can tolerate on a bad one.
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