Advice is cheap to give, but expensive to take. It costs “experts” nothing to tell you what to do with your startup, but you pay the price if you do it and they’re wrong. The best founders see this truth and seek advice regardless. In a world where advice is dangerous and abundant, how do founders choose who to listen to? When do they take advice, and how?
How to Take Advice that Won’t Torpedo Your…
Advice is cheap to give, but expensive to take. It costs “experts” nothing to tell you what to do with your startup, but you pay the price if you do it and they’re wrong. The best founders see this truth and seek advice regardless. In a world where advice is dangerous and abundant, how do founders choose who to listen to? When do they take advice, and how?
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