pov: you realize your “slow growth” is actually a resonance problem

25 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief conversational video, the speakers contrast linear business growth with a concept they call "resonance," suggesting that true exponential growth arises when a company achieves resonance with its market. They cite a company named Lovable as an example of a business operating in resonance, noting that while resonance is rare and often appears random, it can be deliberately engineered. The dialogue emphasizes that recognizing and cultivating resonance can transform a slowly growing business into one that experiences exponential expansion.

So you, you can think, oh, you're gonna amplify your business, or you're gonna just linearly growing your business. If you're linearly growing, you are not in resonance. But if you're a company like Lovable, you are in resonance. And it's very difficult to find resonance. It happens randomly. But if you think about it, you can engineer it.
Mm-hmm. And that's where you can have exponential growth instead of linear growth.
Yeah, exactly.