The Surprising Decisions That Make or Break Founder Credibility in Your First Two Years
To me, this means that done and imperfect beats perfect and invisible every single time.
Be obsessively consistent in one specific area
You can’t be everywhere at once, especially in those crucial first two years. But you can own one thing completely. For me, that was showing up every single week with a new piece of writing that blended research with real experience.
No matter what else was happening: injuries, setbacks, personal challenges that commitment never wavered.
James Clear writes extensively about how small, consistent actions compound over time in ways that sporadic bursts of effort never can. When you’re consistent, people start to rely on you.
