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Uri Levine

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Atomic Habits

“Mark Randolph of Netflix. That Will Never Work, right? And by the way, it's funny. Mark Randolph wrote endorsement to my book and I reached out to him because I read someplace that he's answering all of his emails, and I reached, I sent him an email and said, "Look, we have at least three things in common. Number one, I do answer all of my emails as well. Number two, I'm using your product, you are using mine. And number three, I heard more time that will never work than you did." And I think that understanding this journey is really, really important, so this is definitely a book that I would recommend. Atomic Habits. Getting habits and improving them, measuring and improving, is really, really important.”

Lenny's Podcast · 9 Jun 2024

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" No, this is how you create dissatisfaction with the team and you would reduce costs because some people would leave because of that, not because of lack of coffee, but because of inability to determine and to make hard decisions.

“" No, this is how you create dissatisfaction with the team and you would reduce costs because some people would leave because of that, not because of lack of coffee, but because of inability to determine and to make hard decisions.”
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Uri Levine
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

05 / evaluation

Because if I bring other people, then at the end of the day they might say, "Yeah, I like the team, but the CEO was not specific, right?

“Because if I bring other people, then at the end of the day they might say, "Yeah, I like the team, but the CEO was not specific, right?”
Speaker
Uri Levine
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

06 / evaluation

To a certain extent, I would say, look, the difference between a corporate and a startup is that a corporate knows this is our value proposition, this is the product that we are selling, this is the pricing of this product that we are selling, this is the target audience, this is how we are going to sell them, this is how we going to the market, and all we have to do is keep on executing and hopefully nothing will change over the period of time.

“To a certain extent, I would say, look, the difference between a corporate and a startup is that a corporate knows this is our value proposition, this is the product that we are selling, this is the pricing of this product that we are selling, this is the target audience, this is how we are going to sell them, this is how we going to the market, and all we have to do is keep on executing and hopefully nothing will change over the period of time.”
Speaker
Uri Levine
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

07 / evaluation

Now the reason is that at the end of the day, they're afraid that this is going to be too complex for them and they will not get it, and they don't want to be embarrassed and they don't want to feel like idiots.

“Now the reason is that at the end of the day, they're afraid that this is going to be too complex for them and they will not get it, and they don't want to be embarrassed and they don't want to feel like idiots.”
Speaker
Uri Levine
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

08 / evaluation

Because when they get up, they get up stronger, and when they know that they will get out of their comfort zone and they will eventually discover what makes them happy.

“Because when they get up, they get up stronger, and when they know that they will get out of their comfort zone and they will eventually discover what makes them happy.”
Speaker
Uri Levine
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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