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While Sam may ultimately be correct, in practice this is only great advice if your a nth time entrepreneur who has made VCs a lot of money. The problem here is
by rdlecler1 11y ago
While Sam may ultimately be correct, in practice this is only great advice if your a nth time entrepreneur who has made VCs a lot of money. The problem here is that most entrepreneurs don't fall into this category and most investors don't want to invest in projects. Unless you have an extremely compelling mission driven project you also won't be able to attract talent in this market.
- coryl 11y agoMost projects will never get to that phase. If its successful and gets traction, then it can become a company. If its not, then you move on to something else. Its a mental hack to keep you flexible and creative, rather than being locked into the pressures of running a "company".