Rae
@raechellambert
How to start a startup: 1. Find an unsolved problem a lot of people have (way harder than it looks) 2. Have a unique insight (generally from personally living the problem) 3. Have the social capital to recruit talent and either have or raise money (takes years) 4. Stay ruthlessly focussed and ship fast for days/ weeks/months/years on end
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raulonastool.eth ๐ฉ ๐ฐ
@raulonastool
#3 is a good point. Building social capital/social proof is an underrated aspect of this formula. Thomas Edison may not have been the first to invent the light bulb, but his reputation and network helped him make a commercially viable one.
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Arti Villa
@artivilla.eth
or learn to code. thatโs what the four square founders did. with llms you can get your prototype. there is 0 excuse. most apps look like crud apps, not density.io its only gonna get harder. i actually know very few great eng who were comp science. most studied english, econ and other majors.
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Mikko
@moo
0. decide that work life balance is a meme
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rob solomon
@robmsolomon
#4
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Weh
@mintpossum
Well I'm fucked on point 3 but I made $14 trading shitcoins so at least I have that going for me.
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Maxime
@maxmartelo
That's a good start, I would add, stay focused and iterate quickly
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ๅธฆไฝ ็ฉwarpcast
@naqu
Founders are a scarce resource in society. Employees can be trained, but founders are not trained. Founders are magical species spawned by hard work.๐ ๐
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