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by tppiotrowski 5y ago
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This chart is a good example of having no traction for years and then growing exponentially. We usually hear about a company once it hits the inflection point so it seems like an overnight success.
- ZephyrBlu 5y ago"no traction" lol. After 2 years that chart shows 35k users. That's only no traction in relation to the final outcome. Imagine this was money instead, where the final result was $1B and after the first 2 years it was only $1M. $1M is only "no traction" in relation to $1B. In absolute terms it's pretty damn good.