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As I've gotten older (ironically) I've felt this should be the case; key decisions have such an impact on the success or failure of a startup, it's much more li
by redm 9y ago
As I've gotten older (ironically) I've felt this should be the case; key decisions have such an impact on the success or failure of a startup, it's much more likely you make the right key decisions the more experience and wisdom you have.
- thisrod 9y agoPG has written about that. He made the point that, in 1998, the people with experience and wisdom all agreed that the world had enough search engines already.
- jjallen 9y agoThis one reminds me of when years ago I wrote about the "already-exists" startup fallacy/bias: https://medium.com/@halfhenry/how-to-tell-when-you-should-and-shouldnt-start-a-company-d8ec4d90347f https://medium.com/@halfhenry/how-to-tell-when-you-should-an...
- tibbetts 9y agoWell they were only off by one or two.
- rimliu 9y agoI have an issue with "all". Unless he did interview all the people with experience and wisdom. Otherwise it is just a soundbite.