Leo Lacerda

Startup Maturity: This one is on 🔁 1X Founder: "I need more time." 2X Founder: "I need more focus." 1X Founder: "Let's hire a Head of Sales." 2X Founder: "I am the Head of Sales." 1X Founder: "Let me show you what we built ..." 2X Founder: "Will you show me why this is a problem?"

🔥 That's a wrap! I hope you enjoyed this summary of the article. If you want to learn more, let's discuss about it in the comments!

The article concludes that open innovation is not always beneficial for nascent ventures and that they need to choose their external partners carefully depending on their goals.

The downside of Open Innovation. 😬 [a thread]

Control is an illusion.

@Matt_Wolach Video

I've made $1,076,138 from LinkedIn (so far). I went from ~0 to 17,529 followers in 1 year. But many think it's a bad platform. It's because they use it wrong. I made a video that shares exactly how I did it. Like and comment "video" and I'll DM it to you. *must be following

Any recommendations of people who are really experimenting ChatGPT/GPT-3 and other similar platforms, shearing their learnings (instead of creating and offering ready-to-go prompts)? 😅

Tools like ChatGPT are a great opportunity for us, professors, to teach our students how to ask (better) questions — a very important ability that has been lost lately.

Let's do this! 🤟🏼

How the pros do it: - Talk to users/customers before thinking of any part of the solution. - Think about lots of ideas before choosing one to prototype and test. - Create a prototype to interact with users, and evolve the product repeating this strategy. Which one are you? 👀

How amateurs create innovative solutions to problems: - Think about solution ideas before problem understanding. - Try to find the best idea (Eureka!). - Create the hole product before any interaction with users/customers. [+]

It would explain a lot! 😅