Antonio García Martínez
@antonio
Women fall in love with a far better version of yourself than really exists, and then you have to scramble to make good on that impression, rather like VCs and your startup.
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phil
@phil
Here’s five things marriage taught me about B2B sales
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Henry
@hlau
Some have a tendency to attract serial cheaters and liars. They tend to figure it out after the seed round but somehow never adjust their tastes accordingly
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MM
@listen2mm.eth
haha smart/interesting/funny observation are we better for it (in both cases)? if we approach bridging the gap with honesty, humility, and diligence, I think it does, even if the end result isn't what we defined as success at the beginning of the relationship. you probably didn't care to go that deep but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 20 $degen
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Mai🟪🍖🐹🎩🍡
@jorja
It feels like women sometimes fall for an idealized version of a person, just like how VCs buy into a polished vision of a startup. Then, they find themselves scrambling to live up to that image, constantly working to align reality with their expectations. Not anyone’s fault, just the person trying not to disappoint.
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