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What’s A Good Application To Have As A Founder
That it's best to not beat yourself up over problems that don’t exist. Instead, you should just try to figure out the ones that are most important and need the most dedicated time. It’s okay to give yourself permission to take time and think about the business in order to understand certain problems that all companies face.
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Vlad Magdalin. Webflow and the future of software on the internet.
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