How many times has someone sold their company? Probably not more than a handful. Even people who have n>0 are quite rare. So what does this say about how highly

How many times has someone sold their company? Probably not more than a handful. Even people who have n>0 are quite rare. So what does this say about how highly you should weight this person's experience? All your data points don’t have to come from one person. If the same advice is being repeated by multiple people who have sold a business (e.g. find product market fit), then it becomes valid. Reading to your kids is good for them Isn’t there actual science backing this claim up? Regardless, there’s a population of anecdotal evidence. The other takeaway is that you don't have nearly as much evidence as you think. I mean who wouldn't think that kids who learn to speak early have high GPAs? I’m surprised that was your reaction. Mine was confusion because it seemed blatantly obvious that such a small signal was nowhere near enough information to make an accurate prediction.