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Michael Kelly, co-founder of Resolute Future [Photo: LinkedIn]
The Last Word: Resolute Future’s Michael Kelly on When To Ignore Great Advice
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report | Dec 12, 2022
Entrepreneurs need to filter things out—which is why Kelly believes founders can ignore great advice at times.
"I hear a lot of founders get paralyzed because they don't know how to apply advice/feedback," Kelly wrote recently on LinkedIn. "If that's you, keep this in mind. There's a lot of great feedback that is irrelevant to you. It is up to you to understand what feedback is for you right now, what feedback should be set aside for later, and what feedback is meant for a different audience."
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