Re: What is in Your Mind?

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From Guillermo Flor on LinkedIn:

I’ve been studying successful founders and startups for the last 5 years.

These are the top 12 learnings I’ve gathered to start, fund and grow a startup

- The basics:

1. How to succeed: https://lnkd.in/dw_dH2dy

2. Why perfection kills startups (and how to avoid it):https://lnkd.in/dzpR-4Nd

- To start:
1. Learn to learn: https://lnkd.in/dMXeYjWu

2. Don’t follow your passion: https://lnkd.in/dFvCMWKZ

3. Learn to overcome mental limitations: https://lnkd.in/dM7fbNe7

4. Find the Right Cofounder: https://lnkd.in/d7c9ErhS

- To grow:
1. Find Product Market Fit: https://lnkd.in/dQqX3ejx

2. Solve just one problem: https://lnkd.in/dRiu5P9m

3. Do things that don’t scale: https://lnkd.in/dNACcvAZ

4. Learn Distribution over Product: https://lnkd.in/dpEb5U8y

- To fundraise:
1. Build your network and investors will come: https://lnkd.in/dcFQtsjy

2. Overcome the reasons why VCs Say No: https://lnkd.in/d6NNBAhc

3. Follow the Seed Round 101 Guide: https://lnkd.in/dVdbp5s8

4. Pitch the way VCs think: https://lnkd.in/dJniAAW4

Save this to come back to it later, send it to your founder friends and repost it if you found it valuable!

PS: Don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter https://lnkd.in/d_zxqrr6

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*Rich Mindset vs. Poor Mindset*

*1. Attitude Towards Money:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Sees money as a tool for opportunities and growth. Invests in learning, assets, and experiences.
- *Poor Mindset:* Views money as a limited resource. Often focuses on scarcity and what is lacking.
*2. Response to Failure:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Embraces failure as a learning opportunity. Understands that setbacks are a part of the journey to success.
- *Poor Mindset:* Sees failure as a deterrent. May give up easily and take it as a sign to avoid risk.
*3. Goals and Aspirations:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Sets ambitious goals and actively works towards them. Believes in the power of vision and innovation.
- *Poor Mindset:* Often sets low expectations or none at all, fearing disappointment or believing they are not capable.
*4. Learning and Growth:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Invests time and resources in self-improvement and education. Always seeks knowledge and skills to advance.
- *Poor Mindset:* May feel that they already know enough or are too busy to learn, which limits potential growth.
*5. Networking and Relationships:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Values relationships that foster mutual growth. Understands the power of networking and collaboration.
- *Poor Mindset:* May isolate themselves or view relationships as transactional, missing out on potential partnerships.
*6. Time Management:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Treats time as an asset to be managed wisely. Prioritizes tasks based on long-term benefits.
- *Poor Mindset:* Often reacts to situations instead of planning. May waste time on distractions and unproductive activities.
*7. Personal Responsibility:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Takes full responsibility for their circumstances and outcomes. Believes in personal agency and accountability.
- *Poor Mindset:* Blames external factors for their situation. May feel powerless to change their circumstances.
*8. Perspective on Wealth:*
- *Rich Mindset:* Views wealth as a means to create positive change and impact. Is often philanthropic and invests in community.
- *Poor Mindset:* Sees wealth as exclusive or a source of envy, often promoting a scarcity mentality.
In summary, cultivating a rich mindset involves fostering an attitude of growth, resilience, and proactive learning. By shifting perceptions and habits, anyone can work towards adopting a more abundant and prosperous outlook on life.

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