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Much of this advice is already well-known to these founders, but they do it anyway. And why? A big part is motivation. To do a startup, you have to motivate you
by julianpye 12y ago
Much of this advice is already well-known to these founders, but they do it anyway. And why? A big part is motivation. To do a startup, you have to motivate yourself and often part of this is falling in love with your product or your technology and dreaming big. So as an example some technical founders love figuring the scaling out and this motivates them to create a proper, clever product, even if it never reaches 10 users in the end. Without such motivation, no product.
- wpietri 12y agoPersonally, I try to keep the dream and the motivation, but be choosier about action. That is, even if I want to build a giant system, I start small. Because avoiding the premature scaling is part of how I raise my odds that I'll have enough users to justify scaling.