A common fallacy I see on Farcaster wrt startups: if you've raised a large round, you can do more stuff with your startup, hire a team dedicated to X, etc.

After a certain threshold of funding, the limited resource is focus. Adding more people to do more stuff quickly dilutes focus.

Lack of focus is the killer for the majority of startups I’ve had an inside view on.

You always need to be more focused than you think, and it’s the founders’ job to provide that focus.

Startup artist seeking inspiration.  Champion of /bcard

Can you give some of examples? Might be great learnings for others