How to do good work (Part 9): Stay close to who you are

Throughout my journey learning to be a first-time founder, there have been many times that I asked myself how I could grow, improve, and become better. I found that staying true to yourself is as important as pushing your boundaries. I refer to this as "staying close to who you are": understanding your natural thinking style and specific knowledge. This doesn't entail remaining in a comfortable bubble, rather it's about recognizing your unique perspectives and leveraging them to navigate your journey. Each individual's thought patterns and unique knowledge reflect their experiences, values, and personal trajectory. These aspects are powerful tools to solve problems and make decisions that align with your authentic self. Good work = Natural Thinking Style + Specific Knowledge I identify the Natural Thinking Style as our individual way of processing information, solving problems, and making decisions. It is like your mental fingerprint, a unique combination of cognitive functions that sh

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