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Power isn’t the starting point, it’s the direction here. Founders don’t need to have Power early- but knowing which type you could grow into helps you make better strategic bets. Example: Are you building for virality (network)? Defensibility (switching cost)? Disruption (counter-positioning)? Understand. That’s where the playbook mindset helps- not as a checklist, but as a compass.
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