I’ve been thinking of these two concepts intersecting today
about what we choose to do –
- Be conscious of what is not getting done
- “If you don't have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over?” – John Wooden
Especially in a startup with limited resources, opportunity
cost is a big deal. On one hand, you can deliver an MVP or hack something
together to test knowing full well that if it works, you’ll have to do it over.
The question comes to the question of value. What can you do
now that perhaps is not scalable, but becomes a great problem to have later?
What “best practices” can you stiff arm so you can focus driving max value areas?
Should you focus on retention more than new sales now?
Realize the resources you have. Realize how you can deploy
these resources in the most value-driving ways now. Be cognizant of what you’re
consciously not delivering now.
Realize what’s in store to (re-)address later.
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