A case for a high cadence

Today Grant reads his latest essay, this one is about building in hardware with tempo.

One of my college coaches always preached that we needed to move with Tempo, Tempo, and Tempo.

It extended from decision making to the actual execution. Always be moving, and move with purpose. If you’re moving faster than your competitors then you’re going to win in the long run.

I have yet to see an example where this is not true — especially with startups.

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Exploring what makes great companies and technologies work. Brought to you by Grant Gregory & Hammad Aslam. Grant is a Partner at ⁠⁠Cantos⁠⁠ where he focuses on physical world technologies. Hammad is a Partner at Kivu Ventures, ⁠⁠Susa⁠⁠’s growth fund. Learn more about the hosts:

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