Going through @mastersofscale - The Mindset of Scale course.
Here are 4⃣ things I learned or did according to the course's Day 1 session:
1⃣ Bias for action is a prerequisite to scale.
You thought about it, act on it, despite all the fires burning around you.
I'm usually good at this.
2⃣ To practice bias to action, the course introduces a framework called A.C.T. The part that resonated with me is the middle C.
The C is for Call your network. Which I rarely do!
3⃣ I typically start on my own and run with it. But then it gets tough when you are taking action on several things all on your own.
4⃣ So, this time, at @stockcardhq, we are taking a very, very bold move. And, I called my network. Everyone I thought could get excited. I still have more people to call. But putting things into practice as I go through this course.
Does anyone else have other tricks to practice "bias to action" or "Calling your network" when you have an idea?
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On drink 🍹 + one Friday night in the backyard 🌜 + and a giant question ⁉️
Why is everybody so excited about NFTs?
This is a mega thread🧵as I find the answer to this existential question.
I hope it's useful to you. Let's GO!
1⃣ Before I start, all I know about NFTs is what I told a judge at last week's @startupgrindOC pitch contest, who asked how do you compete with NFTs?
I answered NFT is a tool like any other tool. If our creators want to mint their portfolios, we'll provide the feature to them.
2⃣ I don't know for sure, but I think she gave me the lowest score. After all, there was one judge who gave me the lowest score of all criteria. I'm guessing it was her.
1️⃣ Teladoc has business optionality. Aiming to be more than just a primary care provider, it acquired Livongo to provide chronic treatment services and has plans to expand into every part of healthcare, even coordinating between specialists!
2️⃣ Teladoc (#TDOC) is turning new registrations into returning customers. Repeat visits have grown 80% year-over-year! 🔁
1⃣Most long-term investors are against investing in penny stocks because most penny stocks are often at risk of bankruptcy if they go through tough times.
2⃣ Investing in penny stocks is only worth it when the company has good cash availability to protect itself in tough times. Cash availability is 100X more important when you invest in penny stocks.