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I think what's primarily lacking is startups talking about their grand vision. Sure there are quick flip startups, but a lot of founders begin with a grand futu
by treelovinhippie 14y ago
I think what's primarily lacking is startups talking about their grand vision. Sure there are quick flip startups, but a lot of founders begin with a grand future vision and work backwards, breaking down what can be done now to move toward the end goal.
I think we never hear about these visions as companies probably see them as a competitive advantage. But if everyone spoke about where their startup could be in 5, 10, 20 years we'd be able to accurately shape the future together rather than it simply haphazardly manifesting based on incremental investments.