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Daniel Lereya

04/27/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

Spending more time on a project doesn't always yield better results; sometimes, setting time constraints can lead to more focused and effective outcomes.

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Inside monday.com’s transformation: Radical transparency, impact over output, & the path to $1B ARR

@ Lenny's Podcast

Inside monday.com’s transformation: Radical transparency, impact over output, & the path to $1B ARR

04/27/25

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Avni Patel Thompson

03/03/18

@ Y Combinator

If you don't have four weeks to dedicate to a project, you likely have more time than you think; it's about prioritizing and focusing on what matters.

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Daniel Lereya

04/27/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

Using timeboxed deadlines, or 'traps', helps us drive focus, avoid scope creep, and deliver faster results, proving that constraints can enhance creativity and productivity.

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Ryan Singer

03/30/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

When shaping a project, we focus on what we can realistically achieve within our time budget, allowing for meaningful progress without overextending ourselves.

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Garry Tan

04/22/20

@ Garry Tan

Timeboxing helps you be mindful of how long to spend on any given problem, ensuring you don't waste time on unproductive efforts.

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Kevin Hale

03/25/17

@ Y Combinator

Avoid pursuing multiple product directions simultaneously, as this can lead to wasted time and resources; focus on small, manageable projects instead.

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Seth Godin

12/08/24

@ Lenny's Podcast

When running a project, running out of time or money means the project is over. Good intentions do not justify extensions; professionals anticipate unexpected challenges.

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Y Combinator Cast

10/13/17

@ Y Combinator

It's crucial to balance meeting time with creative work, as constant interruptions can hinder productivity and creative flow.

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Adora Cheung

09/13/19

@ Y Combinator

If I'm running out of time to complete tasks, I should consider breaking complex tasks into smaller ones or adjusting my schedule to allow for uninterrupted work periods.

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Danielle Morrill

02/24/15

@ Y Combinator

Sometimes the things you think are not a good use of time can turn out to be valuable, while things you think are great uses of time may not be.