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As an entrepreneur, your most important work is to answer the big, unasked questions—the sort of questions that won't arrive in an email.
There’s a story I love: when Sir Christopher Wren was commissioned to rebuild St. Paul’s Cathedral after the Great Fire of London in 1666
Below is my own “Guide to Working with Me.” It lists my preferences and habits—but nothing is a command or non-negotiable.
Having a “Guide to Working with Me” is a highly effective way—to head off conflicts and prevent negative surprises.
The endless to-do list with getting a company up and running can consume you. But startup/entrepreneur life shouldn’t be your only life.
In startup life, time is typically the biggest limiting factor on what we can accomplish both professionally and personally.
It’s classic: When you build your own business, you build your own daily structure. Unlike a normal nine-to-five, there’s no set routine.
In fact, work is now a way of life. It’s a symbol of who we are as a person, what we stand for, what we believe in.
Founders are meant to problem-solve. We see the symptoms and notice the impact. Here is my process for cultivating self-awareness.
There are many lessons that, for centuries, leaders have taken from the book and used as guideposts for their leadership philosophy.