Fatimah Almrhoon

“لماذا تخجل الضحية من القيد في معصميها؟”
― بثينة العيسى, كبرت ونسيت أن أنسى

“Creators test ideas in low-risk experiments and quickly, creatively, and inexpensively gather insights to determine whether a product or idea will take off. By taking small risks, they avoid catastrophic mistakes. “Failure is something you know only in hindsight,” Handle cofounder and Menlo Ventures partner Shawn Carolan said. As an entrepreneur trying to solve e-mail overload with Handle, a software application, Carolan calls the twists and turns “pivots” that reveal failure only in retrospect. Creators try several approaches to find out what will work and what will not. •”
― Amy Wilkinson, The Creator's Code: The Six Essential Skills of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs

“But you have to do the best you can, and if you’re not having problems, you’re probably not going fast enough.”
― Amy Wilkinson, The Creator's Code: The Six Essential Skills of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs

“Creators don’t get stuck looking back. They take lessons forward and avoid the trap of regret. They don’t expend effort on what has happened. Instead, they spend all of their energy on what they can do next.”
― Amy Wilkinson, The Creator's Code: The Six Essential Skills of Extraordinary Entrepreneurs