Future of Software Companies
TLDR: Independant founders will eat the world.
• Software creation is expensive.
• Developers are costly because they translate English to JavaScript.
• LLMs are lowering software creation costs to zero over time.
• Lower costs will lead to exponential growth in the quantity of startups.
• One-size-fits-all solutions from corporations will be smashed by ultra-niched solutions that focus only on their audience
• These founders will be “distributors” first. Their key talent will be distribution and winning the attention of their niche.
• Founder-led companies will replace "Brands." The founder = Brand.
• We can already see how Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan, MrBeast, and Lex Friedman have stronger distribution than multi-billion corporations. It looks surreal, but it’s facts.
• Successful founders of the future won’t be coders-first, just like the new gen of music artists didn't receive heavy music education.
• VCs will invent a new investment model: investing in people. The sports, movie, and music world has had it for a century now. It'll become mainstream for startup founders and content creators, too.
Inteligencia sin coraje lleva a la ansiedad porque vas a pasar tu tiempo sobre pensando en vez de actuando, tomando riesgos, mejorando tu vida.
El peor riesgo es quedarte donde estás sabiendo que querés mejorar.
$50k in debt. $200 in my bank account. A failing startup.
Then: @ycombinator , raised $16.5M series A, and I walked away from it all.
Here are the 11 raw startup lessons from my 8-year founder journey that every founder needs to hear🧵:
@EmilFine@elonmusk 30 million small businesses in America are running with no technology, or very shitty old tech.
When you automate them, they will hire like crazy.