Brett Adcock

So many great tools, just go learn.

I think there's never been a situation where I haven't done something and then learned a bunch and then haven't reset from that feedback.

So almost like little stairs I'm climbing over and over throughout time.

And so if I just wouldn't have started and wouldn't have moved, I wouldn't have learned this information.

So it's a lot of information coming in, recursively self-improving and getting better over time.

This could be simple things like hiring and doing accounting or running an engineering team or trying to ship a product or getting feedback from customers.

I'm just getting... I think I'm getting... It's like a sports player.

You're getting better with more practice.

And so I think the most important thing is just go.

I also think...

The thing I learned a lot in my lifetime is what you work on is really a defining moment for founders.

And it could be founders in any industry, tech, non-tech, or whatever.

You're generally going to go and just try to have this kid.

that needs a lot of attention.

And then at some point it's like, you just can't abandon this thing.

And you gotta keep like spending more time with it.

And it needs a lot.

And it's like constantly working on the problems with it.

So it's like not the fun things, you're working on all the hard things.

It's like this problem funnel I have, where I work on the hardest, most pernicious problems at the company.