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foolishdream

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    Comment #8853964

    That is the common link between this specific time you feel this way and all the other past times? You've exhausted all the potential external sources, so maybe it's time to look w…

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    Comment #8327025

    You're reframing. "Tough but fair" is how you treat coworkers, employees, investors, and others who you interact with regularly. But it doesn't give you an edge in becoming relentl…

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    Comment #8320188

    Have less scruples than the next guy. Being free of moral bindings allows you greater range to maneuver. Understand social proof and signaling. Practice dropping positive signals a…

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    Comment #8312110

    I'm not sure, since this was learned through a series of hard lessons that no one ever taught me or explicitly mentioned. Just keep in mind that many people are not like you, and t…

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    Comment #8300510

    What has come out of contacts you initially met at meetups and hackathons? How long have you been going to them? How long have you been a developer? How many jobs have you had? How…

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    Comment #8299565

    My advice is: Don't join a startup* *until you're experienced enough. You must be able to distinguish short term and long term greedy behavior, be able to act selfishly most of the…

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    Comment #8299361

    I'd steer clear of meetups, hackathons, etc. Most of them are polluted with low signal/noise. I've found them to be a total waste of time but it's a great way to get that initial j…

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    Comment #8298996

    Do you already have sales / customers? It's usually a terrible idea to outsource customer development early because you don't get that critical feedback for your product until you …

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    Comment #8298879

    Start calling yourself one. Then work on a prominent enough project that people start believing you. If this doesn't work, write / speak / comment / manage your way to credibility …

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    Comment #8298816

    I saw a user testimony prominently featured on mbesto’s startup homepage. Turns out the testimony is quoting himself on how great his startup is. Take that for what it’s worth.