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Most MVPs fail because they try to look finished instead of trying to learn something. Your first version should answer one question: “Will anyone use this?”

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Tech Twitter and web3 both disappeared overnight

Early validation is not “likes” or “waitlists”. It’s when someone changes their behavior for your product. Clicks lie. Usage doesn’t.

You don’t need more time. You need fewer decisions. Same work hours. Less mental switching.

If something feels “too hard”, split it until it feels stupid. Hard → medium → small → tiny → done Progress loves small pieces.

Being busy is easy. Being focused is rare. Busy = many tasks Focused = one priority Most people confuse the two.

Your first users are not customers. They are teachers. Listen to: – what confused them – what they ignored – what they asked for twice

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I created this account back in 2007 just to think out loud and somehow that turned into 10,000 of you. Grateful doesn’t quite cover it. 🙏

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Thanks for reading! If this thread hit home: 1. Follow me for more high-performance systems. 2. RT the first tweet to help someone else start today. Consistency is the superpower. 🚀

5/ Summary • Confidence is a result, not a prerequisite • Volume negates the need for luck • Action creates evidence • Intensity is overrated Stop waiting to feel like a winner. Start acting like a professional.

4/ Intensity vs. Consistency Intensity is running a marathon once. Consistency is walking 20 minutes a day for 20 years. One gets likes on social media. The other builds a life of freedom. Compounding requires duration, not speed.

3/ Action > Affirmations You cannot think your way into a new way of acting. You must act your way into a new way of thinking. Every time you show up when you don't want to, you cast a vote for the person you want to become. Evidence builds belief.

2/ The Volume Game Your taste is good. Your early work is bad. How do you close the gap? • 50 bad articles → 1 good one • 50 bad sales calls → 1 closed deal You don't need self-belief. You need reps. Volume is the cheat code.

1/ The Confidence Trap Waiting to feel ready is just procrastination wrapped in logic. Confidence is a feeling (fickle). Consistency is a choice (controllable). But most people fail because they ignore 'The Gap' between taste and skill 👇