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Fiverr CEO discusses the 'danger curve' of business success and complacency using historical examples.

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LinkedInAug 10, 2026
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What do Blockbuster, BlackBerry, and MySpace have in common? They got so comfortable at the top they forgot they were still flying. That's what Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman gets at in his latest article, using a lesson he learned 30 years ago in the cockpit of a plane. The "danger curve” of any business comes when success starts feeling like something you already earned. You rarely feel yourself forgetting the basics. You just wake up one day and realize you've been skipping them for too long. Read the full story on Medium: https://fvrr.co/4wMrJY5

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  • Corporate Strategy
  • Barriers

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  • complacency due to success
  • forgetting business basics

Competitors named

  • Blockbuster
  • BlackBerry
  • MySpace

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Aug 13, 2026
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