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But doesn't that picture track the current essay rather well? Apart from a false start that turns out to be noise, it shows a series of experiments that don't g
by gruseom 14y ago
But doesn't that picture track the current essay rather well? Apart from a false start that turns out to be noise, it shows a series of experiments that don't go anywhere for a while but eventually produce a repeatable growth rate.
If the diagram were data, the essay would explain it.
- carsongross 14y agoNot at all. Notice that Paul says you should be alarmed if you are not hitting 5/7% growth per week. That kind of growth only makes up a tiny fraction of "the process" and, in my opinion, is the easy part to deal with. The hard part, where VC/gurus can add value is the vast gut-it-out parts, but this essay hurts more than it helps on that axis. I think this is an essay more about "startups y combinator can flip to VCs" than startups.