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Strongly believing in an idea forms the backbone of conviction. Without conviction, the founder(s) will arguably be less motivated and thus less effective.
by rl3 11y ago
Strongly believing in an idea forms the backbone of conviction.
Without conviction, the founder(s) will arguably be less motivated and thus less effective.
- danieltillett 11y agoOr the more likely possibility that if you could not come up with a good idea in the years before entering YC you are unlikely to come up with one in a couple of months during YC. My limited observation is there is little correlation between the quality of the idea and how hard a startup team works.