My Plan-Linux Torvald Lesson
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This document provides counterintuitive lessons, advising the reader to not dream big, give things away freely, avoid planning, and that it's okay to not always be nice. Additionally, it states that a boss is not necessary.
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My Plan-Linux Torvald Lesson
- 1. Lesson 1: Don’t Dream Big
- 2. Lesson 2: Give It Away
- 3. Lesson 3: Don’t have a Plan
- 4. Lesson 4: You don’t always have to be nice
- 5. We don’t need a Boss