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The ubiquity of self-criticism among leaders

Wondering if someone else might be better at your job than you are? You are not alone.

The ubiquity of self-criticism among leaders
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Can you be an entrepreneur without suffering?

We glamorize the entrepreneurial life as one of long-hours and endless strain. But is there another way?

Can you be an entrepreneur without suffering?
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Fear is the wrong fuel for entrepreneurs

Looking back at my early time as a founder, fear fueled 80% of my actions. Now I am determined to help others avoid that fate.

Fear is the wrong fuel for entrepreneurs
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The power of negative visualizations

A simple addition to your morning routine to help fight founder-burnout and improve resiliency

The power of negative visualizations
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What entrepreneurs can learn from professional poker players

A mental model for reducing self-criticism and becoming a more effective leader

What entrepreneurs can learn from professional poker players
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You are not talented enough to work 80 hour weeks. And that's ok.

If Lebron is this serious about rest, maybe you should be too?

You are not talented enough to work 80 hour weeks. And that's ok.
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Why is it so hard to be happy?

My own complicated relationship with happiness.

Why is it so hard to be happy?
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Escaping the misery of self-comparison

Struck with self-loathing every time you hear of someone else's success? You are not alone.

Escaping the misery of self-comparison
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An argument against gutting it out on the hard days

We applaud grit, long-hours, and blowing through walls. But great entrepreneurial work tends to come more from creative insights and thoughtful reflection.

An argument against gutting it out on the hard days
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Are You Valuable if You Don't Get Shit Done?

This time of isolation and slowness has me facing a lifelong message I carry: that my value is tied to my productivity. If I work hard and have output to show for it, I matter and deserve to exist. That message no longer serves me. It might not be serving you either.

Are You Valuable if You Don't Get Shit Done?