Many startups fail not because they lack capital, but because they raise capital before proving a repeatable business model. https://t.co/6lcsGtel4a #startups
Y Combinator accepts only a tiny fraction of applicants, roughly 2%. The remaining 98% are rejected, often without detailed feedback. https://t.co/FLxyouv3xH
Many entrepreneurs assume that if they want to join a startup accelerator, they need to quit their job. In fact, most accelerators expect exactly that. https://t.co/Wjmy7R1dJw #startups
A small TAM doesn’t mean you need to quit. Here is how to turn a micro-niche into a profitable, defensible launchpad. https://t.co/zSYtHnluHr #entrepreneurs
Founders take VC rejection personally. However, rejection is feedback. Interpret it correctly, and you move forward. https://t.co/IDRXTlwpSE #seedfunding
During last week’s roundtable, we first had Justin Wexler, General Partner at WndrCo discuss his firm’s investment thesis. #entrepreneurship https://t.co/weTXDX69R2
During last week’s roundtable, we had Gus Tai, veteran Venture Capitalist and a close friend, in conversation with me on why the Venture Capital industry needs to shrink in size. https://t.co/bMB22MiviS #venturecapital
Why do 3-month accelerators generate so many startup carcasses? They are a staple of the startup ecosystem, often promising rapid growth. Yet, the data paints a grim picture. #startups https://t.co/ODlw6Ohcec