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refuser ◴[] No.43560152[source]
Not especially surprising, but there’s an awfully large elephant in the room that likely directly contributed to this necessity that goes completely unmentioned.
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mgdev ◴[] No.43562324[source]
Matt's only real problem is not owning his ambition openly.

Trying to publicly argue the moral high ground was a stupid, unforced error.

It didn't need to be moralized at all. Just make the changes you want to make, piss off a vocal minority, then get back to winning and making boatloads of money by executing exceptionally.

The problem, I suspect, is that Matt values how certain people perceive him more than he values winning. It's unfortunate, because he's clearly a very good executer and strategist. He's getting in his own way.

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reshlo ◴[] No.43565710[source]
If more people valued how others perceive them more than they valued winning, the world would be a better place.
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1. mgdev ◴[] No.43594829[source]
He should care principally about his customers. That's it.