DTSACMO : Brent Smart
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DTSACMO : Brent Smart
Start with an ambitious, high-potential idea, but challenging and full of ambiguities — the rough shape of a nascent great idea. It typically isn’t new, but solves many problems in a simpler, more intuitive way. It ignites people’s curiosity and self-motivation. At the end, it should seem “obvious” so that others want to copy, because there aren’t ... See more
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The second you start condemning young and fragile ideas, you’re toast.
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