At some point in his late twenties or early thirties, basketball just stopped being fun. I needed something to fill the void and a good friend mentioned that he was running a sprint triathlon in Staten Island next month. The swim was parallel to the shore; it wasn't like we were swimming out into the middle of the ocean. How hard could swimming be? My friend had loaned me a wetsuit and I jumped in the water with 200 other very serious-looking triathletes.
Today we'll talk about thrust and drag, the components of momentum. Momentum is the lifeblood for startups, but most people leave it to chance. By focusing on the inputs of momentum - thrust and drag - you can build systems to ensure you keep moving forward. Gaps kill startups. This system removes them.