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Make the problem smaller before you make it bigger
A reflection on simplifying product development, sharing advice from investor Andy Weissman about starting small, embracing simplicity, and iterating based on user feedback to build better consumer apps.
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Why you should never have a data room — the most counter-intuitive fund-raising advice you’ll ever…
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Why you should never have a data room
Why AI Could Be the Next $20+ Trillion Market
Analyzes AI's economic potential, projecting a $20+ trillion market based on historical tech waves, Moore's Law, and Nvidia's growth, highlighting investment opportunities in AI hardware, platforms, and applications sectors.
LinkBrian Armstrong shares the most important lesson from his startup failure before Coinbase
After realizing he could make $60/hour tutoring as a college student, Brian and his roommate decided to build an online marketplace for tutors. They would match tutors with students and https://t.co/1zeJHelWlz
Startup Archivex.comFrank Slootman’s advice for founders learning to be CEO
Founders frequently ask Frank (former CEO of Snowflake), “Do you think I can be a CEO?”
Frank responds with a question: “Do you want to be?”
He explains:
“If you want to be, you need to become a student of the role https://t.co/d8f1iWQE7X
Startup Archivex.comPricing Guide for Early-Stage Startups
The pricing guide outlines various pricing strategies for early-stage startups to achieve product-market fit, emphasizing the importance of user adoption and learning through experiments before settling on a revenue model.
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About 1% of a company’s value comes from its originating idea.
The figuring it out part is responsible for the other 99%.
For example:
> Slack’s original concept was as an internal communication tool for a gaming company called Tiny Speck. When the gaming project failed, the
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