Not Every Opportunity Is Yours to Pick Up
Talented founders spot currency others walk past. The rarer skill is knowing which bills are worth the trouble.
Talented founders spot currency others walk past. The rarer skill is knowing which bills are worth the trouble.
I’m not talking about lazy heirs waiting to inherit the corner office.
I suggest evaluating investors across five dimensions: valuation, impact, brand, energy, and speed.
The strongest founding teams are like the two wheels of a bicycle. One wheel provides power, the other direction.
The founder alone carries a responsibility that cannot be delegated.
Most startup problems come down to three words founders hesitate to use.