@__smiz Ahhhh yeah I think a few seemingly contradictory things are all true:
1) Strong execution in one area leads to advantages that help other areas (eg a great fundraise makes everything else easier)
2) Strong execution in one area does NOT guarantee strong execution in other areas
1) Strong execution in one area leads to advantages that help other areas (eg a great fundraise makes everything else easier)
2) Strong execution in one area does NOT guarantee strong execution in other areas
@__smiz 3) Strong execution in one area tends to cultivate a general ethic of strong execution that CAN lead to improvements in other areas — but this is weak and by no means a given
@__smiz Does that make sense / do you agree?
@__smiz Also the thing about the fundraising example I was really trying to illustrate was a more abstract math thing about how marginal improvements to a flow (could be any flow) can, taken together, lead to an exponential improvement in results
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