I mean...sort of. The problem IMO is the scale of the opportunity relative to how much money is consumed. There are great businesses at every increment of ent

I mean...sort of. The problem IMO is the scale of the opportunity relative to how much money is consumed. There are great businesses at every increment of enterprise value from $5 million up to $5 billion. We just need to realize this, and stop judging greatness by the pure size of the exit. I think Silicon Valley could learn a lot from Hollywood in so many ways. One is how we think about "greatness". Is there the equivalent of a "great indie flick" for software companies? Or will we continue to use "exit value" as the only yardstick?