I particularly like how you closed this post with the idea that one needs to have excellence in all four quadrants (I, It, We, It's) for success in innovation and entrepreneurship. From my own experience, it's very easy to neglect one or more quadrants while in the trenches of startup land and this feels like it's always to the detriment of the startup's outcome.

Glad to see you learning this lesson, at least in theory, in advance and sharing the wisdom.

rahmin

I particularly like how you closed this post with the idea that one needs to have excellence in all four quadrants (I, It, We, It's) for success in innovation and entrepreneurship. From my own experience, it's very easy to neglect one or more quadrants while in the trenches of startup land and this feels like it's always to the detriment of the startup's outcome.

Glad to see you learning this lesson, at least in theory, in advance and sharing the wisdom.

rahmin