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p/introduce-yourself
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Asym
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2mo ago
Building a Startup With Only My Phone: My Journey in Public
... Hello everyone, I'm
Asym
Alwali. I'm 19 years old, building my first startup while growing my personal brand in public. Over the last few months, I've learned that building in public is one of the best ways to stay accountable, share your journey, and connect with people who believe in what you're building. My focus is on bootstrapping and building startups under constraints. That's why I started a series called: "Building a Startup With Only ... ... Real startup progress I'm also expanding my presence across founder communities and platforms to document the journey and connect with other builders. If you're interested in startups, bootstrapping, building in public, and turning ideas into reality, follow @
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p/wordflippin-vocabulary-that-lasts
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Arjun Manocha
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8mo ago
Your Vocabulary Is Limiting Your Decisions 🎯
... calls? The one with the vocabulary to think clearly about problems. How Words Shape Decisions Your vocabulary determines: 1. How precisely you identify problems Limited vocab: "Something feels off about this partnership" Precise vocab: "The partnership exhibits signs of
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risk distribution and misaligned incentives " The second person has already identified the real problem. The first person is still guessing. 2. How many solutions you can consider If you don't have words for different problem types ... ... more creative deals Someone without those words keeps making the same offer in different packages 3. How you evaluate trade-offs Rich vocabulary = you can hold multiple competing values simultaneously Limited vocabulary = you collapse complexity into binary thinking Pragmatism
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