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Alex Hormozi on pricing: look at the constraint before the number
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Leadership, technology & long bets
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Culture, leadership & reinvention
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Steve Jobs on focus: choosing what to stop building
Read Jobs’s discussion of product focus in its 1997 context, with original recording links and questions for evaluating your own roadmap.
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