I have to admit.... I'm an insta lock chamber / sage main 👀

Excited to announce I have joined the Game Analysis and Testing team at Riot Games! It has been super insightful and enjoyable the last month.

Who’s up?

Doing a 2am AMA (ask em anything)

#AskRushi #GEFighting #AskGE

Describing my life at 1:30am 🤣

Mohit Israney

How to run a more productive company:

100% of small talk can be at the end of meetings, not the beginning
95% of meetings could be Looms
70% of Looms could be emails
50% of emails could be Slack messages
30% of Slack messages don't need to be said

'Nobody is honest about how bad the early days of a startup are because it's so embarrassing in retrospect.' - Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI)

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'You don’t need mentors, you need action.'

Naval

Startup not growing fast? Learn sales.

Finding product market fit? Learn sales.

Got to recruit a talented team? Learn sales.

Need more paying customers? Learn sales.

Sales is basically 90% of a founders job.

Steve Jobs talks about his strategy for saving Apple from bankruptcy

You don’t need to start company.

For a lot of people, the best path is to find an organization where they like working, that's doing things they appreciate, and build up from there.

This recent post on X makes the point pretty well: Steve Squeri, the current CEO of American…

'If you’re interested now, you’ll be interesting later.'

Naval

Top players in first blood success rate in Pacific Stage 1 (Min. 50 FB+FD) | INSTALOCK Network

Most people have a lot of trouble coming up with the defined dreams they’re being held from. In that case, consider these questions:

a. What would you do, day to day, if you had $100 million in the bank?

b. What would make you most excited to wake up in the morning to another…

10. Build in public before you launch your product. It'll help you establish credibility and reach a wider audience.

9. Consider building unsexy businesses.

Jason Derulo runs a car washing company valued at $2 billion, and it's one of his top revenue streams out of 13.

8. Believe in yourself even when others doubt you.

There'll always be naysayers telling you why your idea won't work, but trust me, there's room for everyone in entrepreneurship.

7. Hit up networking events and connect with folks in your industry.

When I first came to the US, I networked like crazy, and it fueled my motivation to hustle hard and build something significant.

6. Don't rush into funding. It'll limit your creative control in crafting a solid product.

If you're making less than a $1 million, hold off on seeking funding.

5. Learn the ropes before you hire a team. A founder should know how to sell, write, market, code, or build.

4. Find a mentor who can steer you in the right direction. It'll keep you grounded and help you reach your goals quicker.