Thread by @hnshah

Starting a business teaches you how to get things done with very little.

Growing a business teaches you how to be data-informed.

Scaling a business teaches you about yourself.

You’ll never stop learning.

Start a business if you want to learn how to work within constraints without driving yourself crazy.

The skill of doing more with less prepares you for the long term.

You’ll never feel like you’ve got everything you need. You realize that it doesn’t matter - you’ll get it done.

Being data-informed is key to growing a business.

Once you start and make it work, your progress depends on how you inform decision making with data.

You learn that data doesn’t drive decision making, it informs it.

What you do with the data is what matters.

Scaling a business is when you have to face yourself. Your stuff.

You scale yourself or the business doesn’t scale.

It’s when facing your own fears becomes necessary.

It’s when your personal growth becomes the opportunity.

It’s when you decide to learn how to change yourself.

Whether you are starting, growing or scaling a business, founder or not - your biggest opportunity is to start improving yourself.

The sooner you learn how to change yourself, the more comfort you’ll feel when everything in the business changes.

Change is the only constant.