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A close friend of mine is the CXO of a startup that is aggressively expanding.Over dinner one day, I was feeling incredibly proud of how well he is doing. I congratulated him, and said “Man, how does it feel to be running such a high growth company?”Pat came his reply, with a smile “It’s uncomfortable”I was puzzled with his response, and enquired why - “One thing I have learnt is that we have to wake up everyday and do something that is extremely hard in the market - if we do the easy stuff, we will not create any value.It’s an uncomfortable situation, dealing with new and difficult things. But that’s exactly why clients come to us - because we have got so good at solving hard problems and creating value. We thrive in the uncomfortable.”It’s incredible, but your life is just like a startup - especially when you’re young. Applying the same logic to personal growth yields exactly the same results - always challenge yourself to do difficult things.To grow, you must thrive in the discomfort of doing difficult things.

“How can a man marry a man when there is no biological way to consummate the marriage?”con·sum·mateverbˈkänsəˌmāt/1. make (a marriage or relationship) complete by having sexual intercourse.This may come as a shock to you, but gay men can have sex. It’s also quite biological. So, no issues there.But just so you know, sex isn’t a requirement for a marriage to be official.And now that you know, tell all your friends!

User accounts (with real names required), restricted to @harvard.edu email addresses.Friends, including friend requestsInvitations (no contact importer; you had to enter each email address by hand)Profiles, with a single photo for each userAbility to list user metadata like gender, birthday, dorm, phone number, favorite music, favorite books, about me, courses (structured)Search by name, class year, courses, other metadataSome privacy restrictions to limit who could see your profile (friends only, only people in my class year)A feature to visualize a user's friend graph, which was later cut.Pokes (not 100% sure about this, it may have been added soon after launch, maybe someone can clarify)Features that were not included:MessagesThe wallStatus updatesPhotos beyond the single profile picGroupsNews feed - the home page was mostly wasted space which would show site-wide announcements, friend requests, and pokes.Notifications (nothing happened except for friend requests and pokes)Events/partiesNotesThere's the first press mention here: http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2004/2/9/hundreds-register-for-new-facebook-website/