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Are you trying to solve a problem, or do you just want to be able to say you have a "startup"? From your first post, I would have said the latter. You wanted Y
by bdunn 15y ago
Are you trying to solve a problem, or do you just want to be able to say you have a "startup"?
From your first post, I would have said the latter. You wanted Y Combinator behind you in much the same way that a struggling band would want to be signed by a major label. I was so happy to read, "Success is defined by making a product that people want and will pay for. That’s it."
Keep it up! And always remember startups are just businesses. And business is centered around transactions: You give me $, and I'll give you X.
- littlegiantcap 15y agoYou hit on exactly why I wrote this second post. We aren't the guys that want to found a startup to be able to say we founded a startup. We're working on Seedlauncher because it's something we're passionate about, and it's something we want to exist for ourselves.