Founders Library
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I share startup growth tips from the world’s top entrepreneurs.
Steve Jobs on the power of asking for help:
“I’ve never found anybody that didn’t want to help me if I asked them for help.
I just ask.
Most people never pick up the phone & call. And that is what separates the people who do things, versus the people who just dream about them.
You have to act.”
“I’ve never found anybody that didn’t want to help me if I asked them for help.
I just ask.
Most people never pick up the phone & call. And that is what separates the people who do things, versus the people who just dream about them.
You have to act.”
June 10, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Steve Jobs on the power of asking for help:
“I’ve never found anybody that didn’t want to help me if I asked them for help.
I just ask.
Most people never pick up the phone & call. And that is what separates the people who do things, versus the people who just dream about them.
You have to act.”
“I’ve never found anybody that didn’t want to help me if I asked them for help.
I just ask.
Most people never pick up the phone & call. And that is what separates the people who do things, versus the people who just dream about them.
You have to act.”
VC Firm Benchmark’s Victor Lazarte on how to find billion-dollar business ideas:
“When people want to start companies, a lot of times they're trying to predict the future. But it turns out it's very hard to predict the future. It's much easier to understand the present.
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“When people want to start companies, a lot of times they're trying to predict the future. But it turns out it's very hard to predict the future. It's much easier to understand the present.
(1/4)
June 10, 2025 at 5:48 PM
VC Firm Benchmark’s Victor Lazarte on how to find billion-dollar business ideas:
“When people want to start companies, a lot of times they're trying to predict the future. But it turns out it's very hard to predict the future. It's much easier to understand the present.
(1/4)
“When people want to start companies, a lot of times they're trying to predict the future. But it turns out it's very hard to predict the future. It's much easier to understand the present.
(1/4)