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Chris Williamson Cast

04/01/25

@ Chris Williamson

Successful people are willing to start over repeatedly, whether in their careers or relationships, because they want success badly enough.

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44 Harsh Truths About Human Nature - Naval Ravikant (4K)

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44 Harsh Truths About Human Nature - Naval Ravikant (4K)

04/01/25

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Naval Ravikant

04/01/25

@ Chris Williamson

Successful individuals, like Elon Musk, are willing to start over without pride, which allows them to take risks and pursue new ventures.

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Naval Ravikant

06/05/19

@ PowerfulJRE

Sometimes people find success in one area and stick with it out of fear, but it's important to be willing to start over and explore new paths.

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Chris Williamson Cast

04/01/25

@ Chris Williamson

Extraordinarily successful people don't just watch success; they have an overwhelming desire to achieve and take action.

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Adora Cheung

07/31/14

@ Y Combinator

I believe that perseverance is key in startups; you only fail if you stop trying, and it's important to learn from setbacks without letting them overwhelm you.

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Jessica Livingston

07/11/18

@ Y Combinator

Don't let rejection hold you back; persistence is essential in the startup journey, as you'll face many rejections along the way.

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Naval Ravikant

06/05/19

@ PowerfulJRE

You have to be willing to be a fool and adopt a beginner's mind to start over; otherwise, you're just getting older without growth.

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Avni Patel Thompson

03/03/18

@ Y Combinator

The most successful founders often have a high batting average, meaning they try many ideas and learn from failures without being precious about them.

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Paul Buchheit

07/31/14

@ Y Combinator

Accepting setbacks and moving forward, believing that whatever happened is for the best, is a strong predictor of success among startups.

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Aydin Senkut

04/16/25

@ EO

Rejections and setbacks can serve as 'jet fuel' for motivation, pushing founders to improve and try again until they achieve success.