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Lead Bullets | Andreessen Horowitz
- As a founder, there will come a point where your backs against the wall, runway is short, and you’ve got to fight for your companies survival.
Every founder has been there. Always look to have another move in your back pocket for when you need it. Ben Horowitz has walked the walk on this — here he is answering why he made the unpopular decision to ... See morefrom Resilient Founders Always Have A Move by Michael Houck
Britt Gage added
- Eventually Bill realized that feature wars were stupid, made Internet Explorer the free, default browser for all Windows users, and won the market. Thus, a lesson was learned: when apps compete with the platforms they live on, the platform usually wins.
from How Do You Compete with Free? Notion: the embattled artist by Evan Armstrong
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- I don’t think it’s a coincidence that the companies that have a reputation for building the best products of this generation—Slack, Figma, Superhuman, Notion, and Linear—are basically new versions of successful predecessors. These companies didn’t distract themselves with four-step strategic maneuvers or clever wedges into a new category that they ... See more
from Why Are We Surprised That Startups Are So Freaking Hard? by Benn Stancil
alex added
the strategy was to do the work