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I need your help with something...

At what point does a project or product become a startup?

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TY. 

"capacity and intent for [high] growth...often 5-7% growth / week being good, where growth is measured in active users or revenue"

i like pg's definition the most https://paulgraham.com/growth.html

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good question i'm trying to figure out the same thing, what's your take on it

When you’re openly asking for feedback on things you feel like you failed at.

i'd say when you secure funding and have more than 1 member in the team?

Hmmmmm. A project becomes a startup when you move from just an idea to building a team, and trying to grow. Maybe getting customers too.

It is probably when you move from talking to doing so you start it up 🤔

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I would like to hear your take, sirs @phil @cameron 🤔

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