When VC Is “Golf for Intellectuals”: The Reason Many GPs Never Retire
Why venture capitalists don’t retire (and what it means for founders)
Micah Rosenbloom
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Mercenary Capital vs. Mercenary Equity: The Death of the Venture Social Contract
I’ve spent 30+ years building and backing companies, and it’s never felt like quite like this.
Stop Coding, Start Calling: How MediaRadar’s Founder De-Risks Startups
The most durable companies are often built by founders who test obsessively, take risks when the timing is right, and embrace the quiet, unglamorous work of building brick by brick.
Why Hardware Is Back in Vogue: Building Defensible Moats in the AI Era
As a former hardware founder turned VC, I’ve seen the binary risk of building in atoms. Here’s why hardware is the ultimate defensible moat in the AI era.
Failure of Diversification: The Real Reason Seed Alpha Is So Elusive Right Now
It’s investing 101, and yet we’re failing as an asset class.
The Boring (Legal and Accounting) Stuff that Matters
Ignoring the “boring” stuff is where founders create multi-million-dollar unforced errors.