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startup
Capital is easy to get. It's everything around it. It's that early stage support that takes you from, I think I have a sort of rough idea, but I don't really know what to do next and don't know how to shape it. And how can you help that person move a
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that should be copied. I mean, we're so wrapped up in, you know, series b funding, series a, or angel, or even incubator. No one thought to go back before that, and you're you're pre incubator. Yeah. Yeah. But it works. It shouldn't work. I I mean, w
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...most startups. But, and this is fall in love with the problem, not the solution. And and for for a few reasons. Right? And maybe number one reason is, look, entrepreneurship journey is about creating value. Simplest way to create value is solo produc
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And this is our new opportunity, and we can go this path or we can die. And, and let's see what people if they believe in the new path, then this is a good idea. In many cases, by the way, it's possible that the new path will come from them. They are
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failure doesn't seem quite so scary when we start to run experiments, and we're really able to to pivot fast if should that happen. So what we're gonna do on the second day of the foundation sprint through this sort of third phase, which is the appro
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They might build a sort of a newsletter platform. That's something obviously they knew how to do. They might build a Shopify plugin. That's a simple way to kinda piggyback on something people are already doing. They're right. Their number one competi
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...startup idea? Ultimately, the best thing is something you're gonna be interested in. But I think a mistake a lot of people make is they choose something that everything is everybody is interested in. So for example, they say, I I don't know anyone th
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...startup and you're testing the market and figuring out where to focus, you can be iterating on a month by month cadence. And I would encourage and almost beg early stage founders when you, like I mentioned that payments example, and it was interestin
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...at multiple startups and grown multiple startups from
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something as early as trying to figure out what your ICP is, something as early as do we hire an SDR to do outbounding, and how do you do that, to later on. If we have an enterprise sales team, how do we run it, or do we try PLG motion? I think these
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