A New Playbook for Founders: How to Build a Thinking Habit

[chainsniff]

Entrepreneurs looking to sharpen judgment are adopting structured thinking tools: journaling questions, weekly planning systems, monthly retrospectives, quarterly reviews, phone-free commutes, and even intentional silence.
These habits all serve the same purpose—creating mental space free from external input.
As Cal Newport puts it, solitude is “freedom from other minds.” For founders, that freedom can lead to better ideas, better decisions, and better businesses.

[Rimon Khan]

Founders don’t need more hustle — they need deeper thinking.

[Nahid Hossen]

Thinking is the real competitive advantage now.

[JanEmil]

Taking action win

[Rimon Khan]

All this info but no clear conclusion—classic crypto discussions.