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Investing in Force Multipliers
Trading off between investing in a more systemic, force-multiplying solution versus just trying to keep up with the immediately overwhelming work at hand is difficult. Sometimes this mental image helps me recognize when I should consider stepping back and making a different choice.
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Qualifying Angel Investors
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