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activities that we do during the basics are impactful for different reasons. I think that problem can be really interesting because when teams sit down and think about it, it is often less clear than they thought that what the actual problem is. Like
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...of founders here is, I think one of the things that we've seen a lot is cash flow management. It's like easy to run out of money. Yes. I mean, I think, keeping a focus on keeping the burn low, before they find product market fit, I think, is a is a k
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...at And go to founder university. Who cares? This is awesome. What a great trend. And this shows when you squeeze too hard, when your offering sucks, people will find another way. More of this full on f the, industrial academic certification industry.
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...as a founder. I have a hunch that, like, it's unlikely that every other person that wants to be an entrepreneur is gonna have. And I think getting to that level of, like, depth of understanding and confidence, more founders would be better served by,
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The problem is that all of this stuff gets backgrounded. It's it's something we've we've thought about a bit. We assume we're on the same page. We assume we're gonna deliver something. But then kind of business as usual happens. We build a product. W
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So, Steve Blank and Eric Ries created this methodology called lean startup. He's an entrepreneur, and he's just really awesome. And he created this methodology along with Eric Ries. Eric Ries wrote the book, lean startup. And you want to create a hyp
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...founder, by the way. We we ran these two week sprints for a long time. Now we're seeing companies can ship so much in that time frame that two weeks is just way too long. And most have shifted to a week or even I met one company who's moving to just
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Yahoo opened up their APIs. And so, you know, kind of a game started there. But what the result was that entrepreneurs could build these really interesting products and try them back to this creativity experimentation mindset, and learn a lot quick o
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...with my cofounder John at MIT. We were academic researchers. We wanted to go be professors at some point. So that initial transition from project to startup to actually raising venture money, and that was a big transition because I'd never managed an
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But with so many startups, with so many people in our industry, in your industry, whichever industry that is, your problem has been solved by somebody or at least that there's a lot of failures on the problem that you should be learning from. And num
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