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Attempting a start-up is like learning how to walk. You will fall, and it's really hard to teach someone. You have to learn on your own in your own way. For me
by ganeshkrishnan 9y ago
Attempting a start-up is like learning how to walk. You will fall, and it's really hard to teach someone. You have to learn on your own in your own way.
For me two important points 1) always surround yourself with people smarter than you
2) it's all about money. Hit the ground and start making money
All in all this is a very good post. I cringed at the first line when I read he was non techie. That explains most of the failure. Plus his choice of co-founder.
My startup doesn't even have a good logo, or confirmed co-founders or is registered but with focus on earning revenues we are making money
- lowkeyokay 9y agoI kinda agree that it's very difficult to start a tech and not being a techie, but you can compensate by having deep domain knowledge. Especially in b2b. That said, we now have a dev on our team and we can do a lot more. It does pose the danger of feature creep. We try to be very aware of that.
- digitalshankar 9y agoMay I know about your startup?
- ganeshkrishnan 9y agohttps://www.aihello.com https://www.aihello.com We use machine learning to help online retailers sell more efficiently on Amazon/ebay