energyboy

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   by energyboy 13y ago

   i'm not saying i'm not impressed. in fact, i think anyone who can start a business and be self-sustaining deserves praise. all i'm saying is that there is enough inefficiency in any large market to become a 7-figure business
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   by energyboy 13y ago

   my point (agreeing with yours) is just that if these startups are getting meaningful traction, they are probably 10x better in some way or through some combination of factors, be it being simpler, cheaper, etc. if they aren't "bet
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   by energyboy 13y ago

   in the example you bring up, these new eDiscovery software providers are competing on different dimensions. in fact, i would argue that they're carving out a new market (smaller law firms who don't need the cadillac)/disrupti
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   by energyboy 13y ago

   i agree and am also a big believer in the notion that your product usually needs to be 10x better to displace the competition. however, sometimes there is benefit in not being a "domain" expert. naivety can drive an entrepreneur t
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   by energyboy 13y ago

   congrats guys! i love products that leverage email as part of their core workflow/product experience. email is so ingrained in our everyday habits, i hope more startups take advantage of it. email is really the ultimate "dashboard