Posts by Liam Redmond
Skip The 5 A.M. Myth For Sanity
The cult of the perfect morning says you must rise before dawn, crush a workout, journal, take an ice bath, and then conquer the day. That script never fit me. My stance is simple: you don’t need a rigid morning routine to win. You need energy, focus, and a life that actually works. My Take…
Read More4 reasons looking inward beats comparing yourself to peers
Every founder says they know comparison is dangerous. Then someone from your college posts their seed round announcement on LinkedIn, a competitor doubles their headcount overnight, or a former coworker casually mentions crossing seven figures in ARR. Suddenly your carefully built momentum feels shaky. In startup culture, comparison hides everywhere because entrepreneurship is one of…
Read MoreWall St edges higher at open with Mideast deal updates in focus
Published Fri, May 29, 2026 · 09:45 PM [NEW YORK] Wall Street’s main indexes opened higher on Friday (May 29), after closing at record highs the previous session, with markets awaiting details on reports that the US and Iran had reached a deal. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 104.9 points, or 0.21 per cent,…
Read MorePuka Nacua breaks silence on fallout from bite lawsuit: ‘Moment for me to learn’
Puka Nacua was grilled on Thursday about the lawsuit and all the turbulence that’s since ensued. Source link
Read More7 leader behaviors that quietly erode team respect
Most founders worry about losing customers, missing runway targets, or getting outpaced by competitors. Far fewer realize that the thing quietly damaging their company might be happening inside their own Slack messages, meetings, and day-to-day reactions. Team respect rarely disappears in one dramatic moment. More often, it fades through small leadership behaviors that chip away…
Read More6 signs your ambition is outpacing your recovery
There is a specific kind of exhaustion founders rarely talk about openly. You are technically functioning. The company is moving. Customers are replying. Revenue might even be growing. But underneath the momentum, something feels increasingly fragile. Small setbacks hit harder than they used to. Your brain never fully powers down. Even rest starts to feel…
Read More5 key differences between humility and hiding
If you are building something ambitious, chances are you’ve wrestled with the tension between staying grounded and staying visible. Founders hear endless advice about humility. Stay coachable. Let the work speak for itself. Do not become the loudest person in the room. But somewhere along the way, many early-stage entrepreneurs slide from humility into hiding…
Read MoreWaymo launches services with cheaper robotaxis in Los Angeles
Waymo is rolling out a new driverless taxi to help the company expand into more cities and tackle tougher driving conditions, including snowy roads, the company announced Wednesday. The new vehicle, dubbed the Ojai, will begin serving select customers in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Phoenix in the coming weeks. Rides will be free of…
Read MoreStop Guessing Let Results Pick Channels
Everyone wants the perfect channel mix. The truth is simple: the market decides. Not me. Not you. Not a trend on social. Performance is the only referee that matters, and chasing opinions wastes time and money. “If it works, that’s the world telling me it’s a good idea.” That line guides how I build brands…
Read MoreChinese dronemaker DJI defends security of products
Published Thu, May 28, 2026 · 08:53 PM [WASHINGTON] Chinese dronemaker DJI on Thursday told US lawmakers an outside review showed its drones do not pose security risks as it urged Washington to drop a ban on its newest products. In February, DJI, the world’s largest dronemaker, filed suit challenging the US Federal Communications Commission…
Read MoreJoe Jonas recalls ‘crash and burn’ audition for Emmy-winning TV show with star-studded cast
Joe Jonas is getting candid about his lackluster audition for an undisclosed role in “The Morning Show.” “Long story short, I show up early [and] they’re like, ‘Oh.’ And they did this thing — which was very kind … they were like, ‘Oh, we have a private room for you,’” he told brothers Nick Jonas and…
Read More4 ways to spot what healthy detachment looks like in business
There is a version of hustle culture that quietly convinces founders they should care about every Slack message, every customer complaint, every investor reaction, and every bad month like it is a referendum on their worth as a person. Early-stage founders especially fall into this trap because the company feels deeply personal. You built it…
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