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My advice has largely become: Don’t partner on your first business. Don’t give away your equity. Yes, a good partnership can be powerful. But are you so sure you know what good looks like? Do one-off projects, work alongside others, but be careful whom you marry. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.
Main Street Millionaire
Codie Sanchez
Change is always harder than it looks—that’s a physical reality, not just an aphorism. An old, ingrained habit makes the equivalent of a neural highway in your brain. These old habits don’t go away. You can make new neural highways alongside, going a different route and making shortcuts, but the old highways remain. They are always there for you to revert to—to fall back on. Practice may not make perfect, but it sure makes permanent. Practice makes permanent.
Pragmatic Thinking and Learning
Andy Hunt
People show much more originality in solving problems than in deciding which problems to solve. Even the smartest can be surprisingly conservative when deciding what to work on. People who'd never dream of being fashionable in any other way get sucked into working on fashionable problems.
How to Do Great Work
Paul Graham
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