Taking an asymmetric bet ✨
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Some personal news: I quit my job. Read on.
← Blog Some personal news: I quit my job. Read on. Take asymmetric bets — my favorite career advice ✨ What's a decision where, no matter the outcome, you will always come out a winner? My mentor who's scaling his healthcare startup looped in one of the heirs of the largest pharmacy in the Philippines so that, even if the startup "failed", he would've shared the learnings with someone influential enough to run with it at scale. No matter the outcome, he would have created a dent in the Philippine healthcare landscape. (Btw, his company is 250+ people, +$XM strong. Far from failure.) Trick is: Y
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