Someone asked me if Dr Ho’s Decompression Belt might be a good target for investment. My response: The “back pain” market is big at about…
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Someone asked me if Dr Ho’s Decompression Belt might be a good target for investment. My response: The “back pain” market is big at about…
Entrepreneurial advice requires access to a relevant network to execute it. There’s no such thing as an entrepreneur hermit. Entrepreneurship means business, which means trade,…
I say that the stuff Y Combinator (and the people associated with it) has put out over the years is the core of my startup education. There’s always something valuable in what they share.
However, this one has me a bit confused. Sam Altman (Y Combinator) asked Michael Moritz (Sequoia Capital) some vague question about why Sequoia is so dope. Then Michael answers. Then Sam says “that was an incredible answer.” What happened in between was apparently so great it was pulled out of the normally private YC dinners and fixed in text for all time.
It stands to reason that both of these people know what they’re talking about, and that this excerpt must be the best bit of them talking about what they know. So, logically, diving into this transcript should be more valuable than most other things I could spend my time on.
http://singularityhub.com/2015/04/13/why-startups-like-uber-airbnb-spacex-succeed-while-others-fail/ Peter Diamandis on Bill Gross “one of the most brilliant entrepreneurs of this century” Gross investigated 125 companies in his portfolio and 125 outside…