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SUBSCALE IPOs The Meritech team @MeritechCapital continues to put out some excellent analysis. This one is on IPO scale. TLDR is that companies with less than $700m annualized revenue underperform after going public. Actually, not just underperform - they have NEGATIVE absolute returns. This... See more

Gokul Rajaram

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Fuckin banger - screenshotting it so it shows in full https://t.co/RjCocmNQ6d

Unemployed Capital Allocator

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The Growth Equation: How Early Stage Startups Can Build a Powerful Engine for Growth

Andy Budd

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Reinforcing (or amplifying) feedback processes are the engines of growth.

Peter M. Senge • The Fifth Discipline

The Amazon “secret” of controllable inputs for your career. When Jeff Bezos and his team figured out how to make Amazon grow quickly, one of their key ideas was to focus on what they called the “controllable inputs.”

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Nah this is an exponential event for vertical SaaS More startups than ever are going from zero to $10M per year in recurring revenue with less than 10 people The next years will be IPO class companies getting to $100M to $1B/yr. A thousand flowers will bloom

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FOCUS ON THE ACCELERATING DOUBLE DERIVATIVE. If you were focused on the accelerating second derivative, you would have caught Pop Mart around Sept 2023. The rate of change of the rate of change is the most important metric in growth investing. Accelerating... See more

Zoomer 🧢

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In a well-designed network, growth begets growth, creating a healthy and dynamic system.

Chris Dixon • Read Write Own: Building the Next Era of the Internet

Reinforcing (or amplifying) feedback processes are the engines of growth.