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Should You Consider Replacing Yourself as CEO?

Both Sides of the Table

My internal compass has always steered me strongly toward the belief that founders who can scale with their startup companies are better to back that founders who eventually need to hire a CEO. I have talked about this publicly a great deal – how I prefer “missionaries” over “mercenaries.”

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Avoid Monoculture. Travel. Read Widely. Let Experience be Your Compass.

Both Sides of the Table

Experiences way beyond any hack-a-thon, startup blog or your current company engagement can enrich your thinking and challenge you to think more broadly about the solutions you offer in the market. Take lots of inputs but then let your internal compass set your course. I won’t give away any great spoilers, don’t worry).

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“My career was on the rise, I had the beginnings of a financial safety net …Yet I started to suffer from debilitating panic attacks”

Hunter Walk

Andy Johns was one of the original notable ‘growth’ experts, working at a variety of startups and larger tech companies to help drive product strategies that resulted in organic and sustainable user acquisition. Andy Johns Was In-Demand As a Startup Growth Guru But Couldn’t Continue The Work Until He Helped Himself First.

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Psychedelics startups are on a long journey to consumer markets, but these 5 VCs are taking the ride

TechCrunch

Additionally, psychedelics therapies for a range of substance use disorders are showing great promise. What are you more bullish about: Companies directly involved in developing and/or delivering psychedelics, or ancillary and infrastructure companies? We are most excited by drug developers. To a degree, yes.

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Mea Culpa

Both Sides of the Table

I then debate the topic in the comments section and hope that we all learn from the conversation. I have long wanted to write about FNAC (feature, not a company) because it’s part of my normal lexicon to push teams that present to me to think harder about where the economics in their industry is coming from. It lingered.

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Finding A Partner For Your Startup. How Two Fashion Entrepreneurs Did It.

Smart Hustle Magazine

In this powerful discussion they talked about: How to find and succeed with partners in your business. Help us, the story of how this company came to be. Danielle, I’ll ask you for your personal background, But unpack a bit, Shriya, how the company came to be. It’s Hard To Find the Right Partner.