Talking about what finishing might mean may be a good place to start the book. There are similar number of typical "finishes" as "starts" I'd argue once you se

Talking about what finishing might mean may be a good place to start the book. There are similar number of typical "finishes" as "starts" I'd argue once you segment different types of startups. Some want to make enough to not have to work; some enough to be really rich without raising $; some to get acquired etc. Just like there are some that start with applying to YC, some which start with coding, some that start with finding a cofounder. Of course, there is a vast number that would like to do multiple things from each list(ie. get rich from profits THEN get acquired).