Interesting read by Matthew E. May on how taking a "break" can help us achieve a "breakthrough". Here you have one of the highlights of the article:
"Neuroscientists now believe that the ability to engineer creative breakthroughs hinges on the capacity to synthesize and make connections between seemingly disparate things, and a key ingredient is time away from the problem."
The post starts with another enticing reference to the "less is more" principle: great ideas have something missing.
Founders Need to Be Ruthless When Chasing Deals
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One of the most exciting things a startup CEO in a business-to-business
market can hear from a potential customer is, “We’re excited. When can you
come bac...
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