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It sounds like they stumbled upon a great idea, built it quickly and then slowed down. But that is natural when your team and product grows. There is nothing to
by AznHisoka 8y ago
It sounds like they stumbled upon a great idea, built it quickly and then slowed down. But that is natural when your team and product grows. There is nothing to blame.
Also claiming you believe you lost out on a billion dollar opportunity is a bit egotistical to say. Its the same attitude that makes one say you know better than your customers/competitors and dont need no validation for your ideas.
- adventured 8y ago> Also claiming you believe you lost out on a billion dollar opportunity is a bit egotistical to say. It's the failure brag. Pretty common ego saving device in the start-up world. The first rule of a failure brag, is to make it really over the top. Something like: It was a trillion dollar opportunity. We were the first to invent [thing that wasn't very important]. We could have easily smited every one of our competitors, all we had to do is this one thing and poof, weaklings destroyed. I merely needed to wave my hand at them, and I forgot to wave. That's how powerful my wave is. Did I mention we invented [thing that wasn't very important]? It changed the world, a world that was ours to own.