Iโm turning this account into a build log for @juaflowai
From what we ship, the deployment we f*up. Customer problems. Product decisions. Releases. Experiments...
Also, allow me to occasionally complain about the consequences of my own decisions ๐ญ
I have observed that a majority, especially the loudest say start-up when their descriptions mean SME.
Like it or not, a startup is a cash burning machine not a money maker.
Because, a majority not all, are looking for a DERISKED start-up -> clear repeatable business model, product direction, market etc... by definition, that's a mature business not a start-up.
There's barely enough risk capital. Ironically, many of the loudest โbuild startupsโ preachers have never invested in one.
We still depend on western capital ๐คฆ๐ฟโโ๏ธ
Most of our problems need profitable #SMEs, not companies designed to burn capital at scale.
A Startup is an experiment seeking a solution to a high growth opportunity. Financially, experiments consume money and make none.
It starts to generate revenue in later maturity stages and even then depends largely on external capital.
Anything without this behaviour is an SME.