Mentoring & Accountability
How peer feedback and regular check-ins can support realistic progress.
Mentoring & Accountability
How peer feedback and regular check-ins can support realistic progress.
How peer feedback and regular check-ins can support realistic progress. A useful starting point is to separate the concept from its promises: consider your time, resources and the information you can verify.
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- Clarify the purposeStart by writing down the problem you want to solve and who might benefit from your work.
- Research before committingLook at similar offerings, ask thoughtful questions and consider realistic startup expenses.
- Learn through experimentsA limited, measurable test usually teaches more than relying on sweeping success claims.
- Review and improveDocument what you tried, what happened and which assumptions changed.
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