Where Does Our Optimism Come From?by Wil SchroterA little smart delusion might be your startup’s biggest advantage.Continue
When Popularity Destroys Productivityby Wil SchroterTreating visibility as progress is basically doing victory laps before you’ve even built the track.Continue
"Just Be Yourself" is Terrible Startup Adviceby Wil SchroterAuthenticity is great in theory, until your “just being honest” moment turns into an HR case study.Continue
Embrace How Messed Up You Areby Wil SchroterWhat if the flaws you’re desperate to fix are actually your startup’s secret sauce?Continue
The Great Remote Workplace Resetby Wil SchroterCan a company still have culture when no one shares a desk, or did remote work simply reveal who really thrives?Continue
Burnout is a Treatable Injuryby Wil SchroterBurnout isn’t a rite of passage. It’s a signal to hit pause, recharge, and come back ready to actually enjoy building again.Continue
Are We Aligned with Everyone Around Us?by Wil SchroterPerfect alignment is a myth. Success comes from navigating the misalignments with care.Continue
When Should We STOP Asking for "More"?by Wil SchroterAn honest look at why founders struggle to say ‘enough,’ and how balancing ambition with fulfillment can be the ultimate growth hack.Continue
Can Entrepreneurship Help Alleviate Poverty?by Wil SchroterEntrepreneurship isn’t just about startups — it’s about starting over, lifting up, and building futures where none seemed possible.Continue
Should Employees Really be Our Friends?by Wil SchroterRunning a startup isn’t a group hug. Keep the vibes real but the roles clear. Authority fades fast when everyone’s “family.”Continue