How do you keep the balance between big vision and brutal facts?
Replied byFabricio Bloisi
CEO, Prosus and Naspers at Prosus
Niche: AI, eCommerce, Marketplace, Technology, Finance, Edu, Health & Wellness
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: UK
Started: 2015 or
We start with thinking very big and putting people first, people who want impact and will work very hard. Then we face brutal facts: what we are not delivering and where we are not good enough. We put it on paper week by week and day by day, check progress daily, and fix problems fast. We do not wait six months.
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