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Reflecting on 15+ years of building Doist and chatting with people who’ve scaled companies far bigger than ours, one thing stands out: nobody knows WTH they’re doing 😅 Behind the polished facades, everyone makes decisions with incomplete information in a constantly changing environment. Success isn’t about having all the answers; it’s about staying curious and focused on what truly matters. For me, that boils down to: — Continuously learn and expand your perspective (through books, newsletters, podcasts, talking with others, etc.) — Thinking from first principles, i.e., identifying the ground truths and building from there — Asking sharp, piercing questions, especially critical when coaching or collaborating with others If you feel like you’ve figured it all out, you’re probably hitting a plateau, and your growth is stagnating. The unknown isn’t something to fear; it’s where all the growth happens. What principles guide you when navigating the unknown?