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“How VCs build conviction and incubate AI companies from scratch”
...we cut out the time to do our research and then build that conviction, and then we put capital in as we see needed. So this is, this is one example of of a company we incubated in in the past year. An
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tactical advice32:54 – 33:41
“Don't outsource conviction - back yourself when you find exceptional founders”
...look for conviction. Don't borrow conviction. Don't look for consensus. Back yourself. Love it. This episode of TFR is brought to you by adr.org.
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tactical advice3:49 – 4:24
But also at the same time, if you're operating purely from a place of I have something to prove to the world, just at least speaking from personal experiences, the world doesn't actually care. To the extent that you have, how do you help usher people
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...life building things with others, you're gonna build up an army of people that will help you in the future. There's only three ways to win in equity investing. One is you have better information or faster information and computer programs and fiber o
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resonate with the ethics and values of Thryv. And as I've expressed to you, sometimes before, perhaps Thryv will be less successful because we're not willing to do the things that other people are willing to do, but it depends on how you define succe
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...They have conviction. They're tested on those set of assumptions they have on that deal. Does there have to be a consensus driven decision for a deal to get done? For sure not. You know, there is some subtlety of if you're the the brand new person an
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...the conviction building process. I did wanna discuss that on the theme of, hey. You have multiple different funds and so you can, concentrate capital over time. You can. Gotta have some some big conviction to continuously double down and double down
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...Build conviction, take action. Action helps you build conviction. It's just a cycle over and over again. And I find it so exciting. So trial pay was the first place that I was able to do that and just, like, jump into a space where I was able to buil
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...belief for folks outside the building, like your customers and your investors. But sometimes you're building belief inside the building because, like you said, there are folks that were working on the core business. Like, best case scenario, this is
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...building towards something that could be, you know, hopefully more game changing or much more value add. And by the time you're actually shipping, like, if you've gone through, you know, 10 different layers of actually testing and iteration before it
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...build conviction by, you know, not, you know, having it all live in your head, but getting it out there and start testing this with users, prospect, customers, and starting to see, like, what are the things that actually feel right? And sometimes you
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...to you about conviction building. Just nine? Yeah. Just nine. What are the other three you talking about? Yeah. They said you're incredibly difficult to work with generally. Always struggle to put the microphone in the frame. Just challenging all ove
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...part of the conviction building process is building up that context and feeling like you've read all the material and you can start piecing together the various data points. Where I think AI can be really helpful in that process is two things. One is
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...building conviction and people build that in different ways. It's challenging to mandate changes in a research process because if I was at my last job and the head of the firm said, okay. Now you must use only sell side models for your models. I woul
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...ways to build conviction and ideals and build a firm around those death processes. I started a new book in February 2006. Well, it's been twenty years starting this February. We started that business with $9,000,000 of AUM. Three months after I start
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