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Cometer errores es inevitable al emprender, por lo que resulta crucial dimensionar el riesgo de cada experimento o decisión para garantizar que el impacto no destruya el negocio. Para capitalizar esos tropiezos y evitar repetirlos, es necesario extraer la conclusión correcta y convertirla en procesos operativos, registros documentados o anclajes memorables. Mientras algunas fuentes priorizan el control del riesgo para sobrevivir a la experimentación, otras ponen el foco en la sistematización de las lecciones y en sostener las prácticas que ya dan resultado.
Quién lo dice, con sus palabras
Esta idea no sale de una entrevista suelta: aparece en 5 intervenciones distintas de Alex Hormozi, Oski de Haciendola y Sharran Srivatsaa. Son 5 fuentes distintas, y ninguna sabe de las otras. Que varias personas coincidan sin conocerse pesa más que una repitiéndose diez veces, así que aquí está lo que dijo cada una, con el enlace al segundo exacto.
Every expensive mistake must buy us a principle. Instead of looking back at a tough situation and saying, yeah, I learned my lesson, we end with something concrete. A new checklist, a new decision process, a new framework, a new metaphor or story or a quote. We do that to lock in the learning. If the mistake didn't produce one of these, you kind of didn't learn the lesson. There's this great quote that says, lessons in life will be repeated until they're learned.
I’ll Delete Your Financial Anxiety, Just Give Me 18 Mins · 2026 · comprobar
Once you extract a principle from a mistake, anchor it to something that you'll remember, like a movie scene or a quote or a picture, something that triggers the lesson instantly so you don't have to relearn it every time. Every time he feels the shiny object syndrome, he asks himself, Is that the lady in the red dress? That one reframe has saved him from three bad investments just since then. That's what a good principle does. It gives you a pattern you recognize instantly, so you don't have to relearn the lesson every single time.
I’ll Delete Your Financial Anxiety, Just Give Me 18 Mins · 2026 · comprobar
25 way to stay poor. Find something that works. Dear God, find something that works and then stop doing it. Think to do. Find something that works because a lot of you do know something that works. And then stop doing it. Number yourself. Be irreplaceable. Find something that works and don't stop doing it. Keep doing it until you're bored out of your mind because you're so good at doing that thing that worked.
REPROGRAM your mind to be rich in 22 minutes.... · 2022 · comprobar
documenting your business mistakes may be the most important thing you do in your entire business career to make more think about like if entrepreneurship were a video game you have levels so if you ever picked up an old video game and then you like beat it really quickly to the levels you remember and then you get to like the level you don't know and then it's like really slow again and but if there's so many things that are happening every day in business that if you don't have a way to crystallize the knowledge to document what you've done it's like you don't develop this repertoire at…
Your Failures Can Make You Rich (if you write them down) · 2024 · comprobar
owners in general is that they make a mistake but they learn the wrong lesson from it and so Dr Burgman talked about this where he said it's worse to to be successful and not know why than to have failed and know why correctly and it's me paraphrasing but that struck me when looks like when it's wrong so I'll talk to you know a small business owner and say Hey you know I hired a salesperson and then it they didn't work out and I'm like cool so what' you learn from that this is always one of my favorite questions like what' you learn from that and so I asked this to myself like what' you learn…
Your Failures Can Make You Rich (if you write them down) · 2024 · comprobar
It's, um, it's a hustle and grind. It's a claw. You're going to make a bazillion mistakes, make mistakes that are experiments that you survive. You put out a hypothesis, you survive the experiment to live another day to have another experiment, put out another hypothesis, another product that fails, another idea that fails.
How to Get Rich [Full Interview with Dave Ramsey] · 2023 · comprobar
Para seguir adelante y es necesario que te pasen esas cagadas. Pero es muy importante, logro, que que no te maten, pues. No. Entonces, tenéis que controlar el riesgo de esa cuestión.
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Lo que dijo cada uno, y en qué minuto
La ficha completa trae la cita literal de cada fuente, el minuto exacto del video en que se dijo y el enlace para verlo. Eso pide cuenta —es gratis— porque es el trabajo que hay detrás de esta biblioteca.
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