Carla Stone·5d agoWhy I Started With One Project and One DecisionMost enterprise AI pilots fail by trying to prove everything at once. Narrow scope is how you keep the reason for a decision intact.
little.miss.founder·Sep 22Life Will Keep Testing YouWhat building a startup taught me about founder resilience, rejection, and learning how to keep going.
InILLUMINATIONbyMathusha Sivasundaramoorthy·Aug 23The Itaewon Class Playbook: Lessons for FoundersBuilt From Zero | From Expelled Student to CEO | Yes, it’s a K-drama. No, the startup lessons are not fictionalA response icon1A response icon1
Still After·Aug 10Why I Am Writing This, Even Though I FailedI am Korean, and English is not my native language. This piece was translated with the help of a translation tool.
Still After·Aug 10Companies Don’t Collapse on the Last DayI am Korean, and English is not my native language. This piece was translated with the help of a translation tool.
Pradeep Reddy·Jul 19They Called Airbnb Crazy TooThe idea was never crazy. It was just missing the thing that makes strangers safe to trust.A response icon1A response icon1
Pradeep Reddy·Jul 6Forget Metcalfe’s Law. Meerkats Explain Network Effects BetterWhy the smartest network-effects theory of the 2000s has nothing to do with technology at all
InThe Designed BusinessbyRyan Aminollahi·Jun 23Better Data Won’t Save a Customer Who Still Feels StuckBetter data can expose better options, but if the customer still cannot decide, the business has not solved the real problem.
InAnti-Generic with Anna PowersbyAnna Powers·Apr 29These 12 things helped me generate multiple millionsThis week has been absolutely packed, so this newsletter is going to be a bit different than the prior weeks’ versions. As a reminder, you…
