Andrew Boho 🚢 @andrewboho

Anoka, MN Joined April 2009

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Nicolas Cole 🚢👻 @Nicolascole77

2 years ago

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Andrew Boho 🚢 @andrewboho

2 years ago

Why you need rivals to develop as a strategic thinker: 1. Rivals make you antifragile (you learn what does and doesn't work and how to protect yourself) 2. Rivals motivate and center your values 3. Rivals are benchmarks to evaluate yourself (think Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier)

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Andrew Boho 🚢 @andrewboho

2 years ago

Just like a good story, you always have at least 1 of the following 3 opponents to consider when conducting strategic planning: 1. You vs. another person(s) 2. You vs. fortune\randomness 3. You vs. yourself (the one opponent everyone fails to consider)

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Erik Korem, PhD @ErikKorem

2 years ago

The ancient Japanese concept of "shuhari" describes the stages of growth from novice to master, capturing the essence of the journey from amateur to professional. Here are 10 signs you are becoming a professional - elite at your craft…

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Andrew Boho 🚢 @andrewboho

2 years ago

Ha! People don’t like marketing, and yet marketing continues to work 😜@dickiebush @Nicolascole77 #ship30for30

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Andrew Boho 🚢 @andrewboho

2 years ago

Strategy is not merely doing things more efficiently. Instead, it's doing these 3 things: 1. Taking stock of your current resources and capabilities 2. Determining what resources and capabilities are needed to accomplish your objective 3. Taking action to fill the gap

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Andrew Boho 🚢 @andrewboho

2 years ago

3 often neglected pro tips for exploratory data analysis (EDA): 1. After the data wrangling, take time to wander through (you know, actually explore!) the data 2. Pick a hypothesis (any will do) and then try to disprove it 3. No matter the result in step 2, always sleep on it