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Scale lowers your cost as you grow; network effects raise your value with every new user.
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James Currier · NFX
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Transcript
English[3:30] "Imagine it's a year from now and the project failed. Ask why it failed — that's the pre-mortem."
// your library
pre-mortem · Daniel Levitin
tags: decisions, planning, memory
network economies · James Currier
tags: strategy, startups, moats
instant gratification monkey · Tim Urban
tags: procrastination, focus
saved: 39 skipped: 12
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