Things You Can Learn as a Young CEO


           1.   Seek Out the Best Advice

"As a CEO, you should never blindly follow the advice of anyone - be it a team member, a board member, or an adviser. After all, whatever the outcome, it ultimately belongs to you. But you do need to seek out the best advice you can get to figure out the right answer. Sometimes, the right answer comes from someone in a way that seems painfully obvious. But remember, just because it's obvious doesn't mean it's wrong."

2.    A Great Idea Is Never Enough
"Like scientists, entrepreneurs solve problems through a tremendous amount of work validating and invalidating early ideas - not from a single spark of inspiration. Great entrepreneurs build their success over time, not in a single moment. Ideas are static. Entrepreneurship is dynamic."

3.    Become a Better Leader
"Vision is the reason your company was born, but leadership will be the reason it thrives. Work at becoming a better leader."
4.   Busting a Big Myth in the Startup World
"[One of] the biggest [myths] in the startup world is it's about money. It's not about money. If you're starting companies because you think you're going to get rich, go do something else. Most startups fail. Do it because you have a passion to solve a problem and you couldn't think of anything more exciting than birthing something into the world."
5.   Great Founders Learn Fast & Adapt
"I never think to myself, that person was an amazing founder, but the market just didn't respond. That doesn't make sense. A great founder would react to the non-response to the market and shift to find something that the market is responding to. Learning quickly and minimizing iteration time is the key to finding those opportunities to win."

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