Korva rescues the ideas worth keeping from podcasts. Each one becomes a Card.
Creation does not require deprivation. People can build from wholeness and cause less damage doing it.
To raise $100 million, first feel you do not need the $100 million.
VCs romanticize anxiety, depression, and deprivation as a founder’s edge. Success can make people fear losing the wound.
Many medical discoveries begin as coincidences, not lifelong missions. Retrospective origin stories distort how discovery actually happens.
Boredom becomes pleasurable when attention stops escaping into the future and fully inhabits the present.
Play your undertaking out to its natural extreme, then ask whether you actually want the world it creates.
A successful company can create substantial damage. Success and impact are not the same scorecard.
Build a guitar, not a microwave: an instrument supports lifelong refinement, while a commodity tool performs one standard function.
The ideal customer experience is an umbrella arriving exactly when it starts raining.
The ideal go-to-market delivers something to someone precisely when they need it, without manufacturing demand.
Usage-based pricing rewards customer productivity instead of penalizing customers for accomplishing more with fewer employees.
When emotional needs are met elsewhere, business risks stop carrying the burden of making you whole.
Before labeling a talented person incapable, investigate whether the role, context, or decision-making environment is constraining them.
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