“First time founders focus on product, second time founders focus on distribution” There are a lot of non-obvious, obvious things about starting a startup: Be a Delaware C-corp if you want to raise capital, talk to your customer all the time, launch fast and figure out how to grow… and most of them are tidbits of knowledge you can hear as a first time founder, but won’t understand until you are a second time founder. 99% of these non-obvious, obvious things are earned through experience and industry expertise while building a trusted network of co-workers and mentors.
Non-Obvious, But Obvious
Non-Obvious, But Obvious
Non-Obvious, But Obvious
“First time founders focus on product, second time founders focus on distribution” There are a lot of non-obvious, obvious things about starting a startup: Be a Delaware C-corp if you want to raise capital, talk to your customer all the time, launch fast and figure out how to grow… and most of them are tidbits of knowledge you can hear as a first time founder, but won’t understand until you are a second time founder. 99% of these non-obvious, obvious things are earned through experience and industry expertise while building a trusted network of co-workers and mentors.