Marc Andreessen shared his views on Start-Ups back in 2007. I believe it is still very much valid…
As a start-up aiming for success, you are running an obstacle race 🏇🏼 towards Product/Market fit ✅.
Have a read and find out what role Product – Team – Market play in start-up success. And why you want to do what it takes to reach the holy grail 🏆: product/market fit.
Small decisions that can male a BIG impact 💥.
When we use visual tools 🛠 instead of only words ␃ things become simpler 🖲.
Solutions are around the corner. People see 👀 possibilities in a new light.
Have you used visual tools to solve complex problems lately?
eg: Strategyzer – Prezi – Xero – …
Small changes 🖥 to make a BIG impact 💥.
The goal of our business is not to do business with anyone who simply wants what we have…
We are focussed 🎯on the people who believe what we believe.
Our tribe.
Together 🤝 we make WOW the standard in homes of today and tomorrow.
When you look simplicity in the eye, it feels like…
… seeing a long lost friend👭.
… discovering a gem 💎.
… an aha-erlebnis .
And you just feel a business opportunity is around the corner.
Kintsugi is a powerful concept. For all of us and our businesses.
Wikipedia: Kintsugi (“golden joinery”), (“golden repair”), is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold.
As a philosophy, it treats breakage and repair as part of the history of an object, rather than something to disguise.
It embraces the imperfect. It values the use and wear of an object over time.
Question ❓What if we apply it to businesses or ourselves?
…re-define Failure…think pivot and learning
…Context matters…broken (to be repaired) vs trash (end of life)
…Our mistakes and history can result in “golden scars” or joints that shine ✨
and…an imperfect reality can be more valuable than a perfect dream…
live fear-less and stop worrying about others´ ideas of perfection.
Small scars with a big impact 💥….
