Why younger VCs have an unfair advantage over experienced investors
“Think about what are things that VCs or CNBC, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal are not talking about.”
on this topic. Right? Think about what are things that VCs or CNBC, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal are not talking about. Right? Go talk to the real buyers. Form your own thesis. Because I do think, like, one, the unfair competitive advantage of a younger person in the industry and in life in general, just you have more time. Yeah. You just have more time. You have less obligation.
Less experience, more time.
Exactly. Going deeper is important. Right? Like by that, I mean, if you go and try GBT and if I do a, you know, quick prompt and I get all the answers you have, that's probably, you know, not good enough. Right? Like, it's not just about
About this clip
An investor explains why younger people in venture capital have a competitive edge - they have more time and fewer obligations to go deeper on research and form original theses. The discussion emphasizes the importance of talking to real buyers rather than relying on mainstream financial media or quick AI-generated insights.
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Offers a counterintuitive perspective on how inexperience can be leveraged as an advantage in venture capital through deeper research and original thinking.
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