WORN x WORTH

I was reading an acronym about what we should avoid when “creating documents”.

There’s a place

We are always looking for this place. It’s like the perfect company or perfect project to work on. A place where we can work and fell we are delivering our best.

Bad decisions make good stories

This sentence hit me today. I was listening to a book called Tools of Titans, from Tim Ferriss. It’s like a huge summary of the Tim Ferriss podcast. Bad decisions should make us learn something, right? And not only that.

Let me do this!

It can be dangerous. And we need safety. I agree. Can we get trust and autonomy too? Can we get some space to experiment?

Priority now

What’s next? The next one thing / project / goal. Not the next 100. We should care more about less stuff. Can you prioritize? What is your method?

Zero expectations

You should expect nothing from other people. Well, I would double that! I have zero expectations about myself too.

Who is your customer?

One of the big questions while building a business is to understand who is your customer. Not the one you would like to be, but the real people signing up to try your service and people that will keep paying later on.

Feature Toggles. Unfair advantage or technical debt creator? :P

Please don’t get me wrong. I’m a trunk based development + feature toggle type of person. But that alone does not say a thing about how one can manage products and uncertainty.

How do I learn and practice english?

The year is 1990, I’m eleven years old. First english test at the new school, and Daniel goes like… OH WAIT. What? Four out of ten? Oh my! I’m a bad english student. My life is over. 😦

Don’t count the score

When it comes to help people and projects, please don’t count the score. You are giving your time because you can help people that will be able to help people later on. You give your time to projects because they mean something to you and your community.