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Kunal Shah's insights & backstory of Notion.
Welcome to the 52nd edition of the GrowthX Newsletter. Every Tuesday & Thursday I write a piece on startups & business growth. Today’s piece is going to 94,400+ operators & leaders from startups like Google, Stripe, Swiggy, Razorpay, CRED & more
What’s this fuss?
For the last 2 weeks, I’ve seen tons of email replies enquiring about how can they join this GX group wherein people are sharing all these pieces of content. Allow me to settle this once and for all.
Everything you need to know
The content that I share is not from any public group. It’s from one of the channels on the GrowthX Club Slack. GX members share content that they’re consuming after thoughtful curation. I pick 2 of them each week & share them here with you. Let’s start.
Conversation between Kunal & Shane Parrish
My favorite is this quote Shane Parrish says, ”Show me a person who’s afraid to look bad and I’ll show you a person you can beat every time.” - Lou Brock
True to the title, the episode is filled with insights.
Don’t miss this out. Tap HERE to listen to it.
How Notion pulled itself back from the brink of failure
Quick points so that you remember the article's essence after reading it.
Create many variations, then choose one.
Build institutional knowledge as you go ahead. Tap HERE
This week’s curation by Jaudat & Sheev.
Every week we give books to people who share Growth Shorts. But this week in addition to that I’ll give more books to people who will write Twitter threads after listening to Kunal’s podcast.
I don’t expect you to write thread upon the whole podcast. Pick as much as you want, include your perspective, make notes, and enjoy. Mention @GrowthX_Club so we can track you.
For sharing last week’s post, @AnukritiRashi @GrowthChap @maulin_pandya congratulations! You folks will hear from us soon :)
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