1.      Embrace constraints: Constraints help foster creativity and force us to find innovative solutions. Embrace limitations rather than viewing them as setbacks.

2.      Start small: Avoid waiting for the perfect moment or a grand plan. Begin with what you have and take small, calculated steps towards success.

3.      Stay lean: Keep your business operations lean and avoid unnecessary overheads. Cut the fluff and focus on what truly matters to your customers.

4.      It’s okay to say no: Avoid saying yes to every opportunity that comes your way. Learn to say no to distractions and maintain focus on your core objectives.

5.      Build what you need: Instead of building complex systems or features upfront, start with the bare minimum and build on it as you discover real customer needs.

6.      Decisions, not consensus: Consensus typically leads to mediocrity. Instead, strive for quick decision-making and trust the expertise of individuals rather than seeking agreement from everyone.

7.      Be realistic about competition: Instead of obsessing over your competition, focus on creating something truly unique and valuable for your customers. Beat the competition through differentiation, not through imitation.

8.      Interruption is the enemy: Constant interruptions disrupt focus and productivity. Create a work environment that minimizes interruptions, allowing for deep work and uninterrupted concentration.

9.      Keep meetings productive: Avoid long and unproductive meetings. Keep them short, limited to essential participants, and focus on making decisions rather than simply discussing.

10.  Test and iterate: Continuously test your ideas, products, and assumptions in the real world. Gather feedback, adapt, and iterate based on real-life experiences to improve and refine your offerings.

Note: “ReWork” by Jason Fried is a business and productivity book that challenges traditional work and business philosophies, providing practical advice for entrepreneurs and professionals. The book encourages readers to reframe their mindset and approaches to work, focusing on efficiency, simplicity, and innovation.