Love the idea of playing your game instead of someone else's. I find often I will try to imitate or replicate the success of someone I look up to, but in that sense I'm playing their game and trying to compete with them on their strengths not mine.
Similar to Naval's idea that "which games you play is more important than how well you play them". We should spend more time searching for the right game (designing our own) and stop playing other peoples.
Love the idea of playing your game instead of someone else's. I find often I will try to imitate or replicate the success of someone I look up to, but in that sense I'm playing their game and trying to compete with them on their strengths not mine.
Similar to Naval's idea that "which games you play is more important than how well you play them". We should spend more time searching for the right game (designing our own) and stop playing other peoples.
Thanks for the great ideas Dustin!