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I think we all agree here, but Jessica's point is about some traits that many successful founders shared among themselves. Having these traits alone won't make

• 7Figures2Commas 11y ago
  > ...but Jessica's point is about some traits that many successful founders shared among themselves. My point is that these traits are shared among tons of founders who didn't succeed. So they clearly don't make founders succeed, making "What Makes Founders Succeed" a poor title for Jessica's post.
  • jordigg 11y ago
    > Having these traits alone won't make you succeed but if all other conditions are met your will have bigger chances of succeeding. I said that I agreed with your comment. Those traits may increase chances of succeeding when starting a startup but aren't the only thing you need to succeed.
• kordless 11y ago
  You are making a claim that putting these traits into practice increases the probability of success. How would you propose going about measuring performance to prove it increases the probability?
  • jordigg 11y ago
    It's just my personal opinion, difficult to prove or measure, but I believe Jessica's point after meeting and working with over 900 startups and getting to know so many founders. We should learn the other side of the equation and analyze people who didn't succeed and why. Then we will be able to compare and prove (or not) increases probabilities. My personal experience, it did for me.