Mark Osborne argues that relentless iteration is the most underrated skill in building a company. Founders need to test ideas constantly, collect honest feedback, and pivot quickly when something fails. The ability to recognize mistakes and adjust in real time separates successful startups from the rest.
of building a company is iterating on that idea and figuring out what actually works and what doesn't. And it's just taking that idea and getting as much feedback as possible and iterating and being honest with yourself about what's working and what's not working. And when something's not working, it's being able to on the fly adjust. And that, that's just such an important part of building, but it also just requires a, just an ability to recognize when you're wrong.
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