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I usually opened up some book to the middle, read a few pages and if I liked it went back to the beginning.
Something that's boring goes nowhere. It travels in a circle. It never arrives at its destination. The repetitive nature of the shadow life and of addiction is what makes both so tedious. No traction is ever gained. No progress is made. We're stuck in the same endlessly-repeating loop. That's what makes addiction like hell. All addictions share, among others, two primary qualities. 1. They embody repetition without progress. 2. They produce incapacity as a payoff.
Turning Pro
Steven Pressfield
You should not put anyone between the founders and the users for as long as possible—that means the founders need to do sales, customer support, etc.
Startup Playbook
Sam Altman and Gregory Koberger
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