It's a red flag to emphasize (or worse still exaggerate) your credentials when talking to investors. I can't imagine 19 year old John Collison leading with the fact that he was a Harvard student.
Most successful startups consist of a wonderfully popular product more than compensating for many mistakes by the founders. You have to have that wonderfully popular product or there is too little margin for error. But if you do, it will buy your way out of all kinds of trouble.
Rocky OG applications are now open.
Only 500 OGs will form the first access wave for Season 0.
Selection is not first-come, first-served.
One person. One X account. One email. One application.
Apply on the official Rocky homepage: https://t.co/zg8ygO4TSV
Details below.
As Kimi K3 launches, check out our earlier podcast interview with Yang Zhilin, founder of Kimi. We recorded it right after K2 came out, and so much has changed over the past year.
https://t.co/TV0D5ynm5I
If you want to start a startup, don't learn "entrepreneurship." Learn how to build things. The hard part of startups is not "entrepreneurship" but product: to know what to build, and to be able to build it.