AI Leadership Principle

I've always been someone who believes in taking action. I believe that action is the key to achieving success in life, and that's why Amazon's leadership principle of "Bias towards action" really resonates with me.

A few years ago, I had an idea for a new website that I believed could really help people. The website was called Instamentor.com, and it was designed to connect people who needed advice with experts in various fields. I knew that there were already a lot of websites out there that offered similar services, but I was convinced that I could create something that was better and more user-friendly.

I spent a few weeks working on the website, but progress was slow. I was trying to do everything myself, and I quickly realized that it was going to take me a lot longer than I had anticipated. That's when I decided to take action.

I knew that I couldn't wait any longer to launch the website, so I decided to set myself a challenge. I would launch Instamentor.com within a weekend, even if it meant that the website had bugs and other issues. I knew that this was a risky move, but I also believed that it was the right thing to do.

Over the course of that weekend, I worked tirelessly to get the website up and running. There were a lot of challenges along the way, and I encountered numerous bugs and issues that needed to be addressed. But I didn't let that discourage me. Instead, I kept pushing forward, knowing that I was making progress towards my goal.

When I finally launched the website, I was both excited and nervous. I knew that there were still a lot of things that needed to be fixed, but I also knew that I had taken a big step forward. And then something amazing happened.

Within hours of the website going live, I started receiving feedback from users. They were excited about the concept behind Instamentor.com, and they were eager to start using it. Even though there were still bugs and issues that needed to be addressed, people were willing to give me the benefit of the doubt because they could see that I was passionate about making the website work.

Over the next few weeks, I worked tirelessly to fix the issues with the website. I listened to user feedback, made changes based on their suggestions, and kept iterating until Instamentor.com became a successful product. Today, the website has thousands of users, and it's helping people all over the world connect with experts in various fields.

Looking back on that experience, I realize that it was my bias towards action that made all the difference. If I had waited until everything was perfect before launching the website, I might never have launched it at all. But because I was willing to take action, even when things weren't perfect, I was able to achieve success beyond my wildest dreams.

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