Noah Labhart

Noah, you're building a tech startup.

Just get a .tech domain.

techstartup.techdomain.

It could not be more obvious.

It tells investors, customers, and anyone who looks at your website, really, that tech is at the core of your build.

And I've kicked myself plenty since, especially when I see the clean and sharp names tech companies have landed on .tech.

Nothing.tech, 1x.tech, Aurora.tech, CES.tech, Ultra.tech, Alice.tech, Neon.tech, Blaze.tech, Pi.tech.

You get the idea.

So take it from someone who learned it the hard way.

If you're building a tech startup, don't overthink it.

Get a .tech domain.

That makes sense.

Okay.

And talking about guiding the ship and then also when to change course, you mentioned that term earlier.

It kind of moves into my next question is how often should entrepreneurial teams deliberately challenge and reorg, say maybe autonomous pods to optimize for agility and opportunity over long-term stability, right?

How often should this happen versus keeping things the same and moving the train forward?

That makes total sense.

I think that should be shouted from the rooftops.

Okay.

So the idea of the okay contributor was really interesting to me.