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Jayme Hoffman
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Not enough founders talk about their time before starting. Instead, you usually hear super polished, half-true, perfectly linear founding stories that make you feel unproductive. The reality is that most startups had a messy exploratory phase before starting. Patrick thought about payment ideas for a year before starting Stripe. Bezos brainstormed dozens of potential products to sell online before landing on books. Brian applied to YC with multiple different ideas before starting Coinbase. In this spirit, here are some things I’ve recently explored (researched, talked to customers, prototyped) working on next: * loom for real estate * real estate x climate * ai for semi-architecture * marketplace for ai tokens * ai for remote communication * ai for crypto tax and accounting * substack for ai-powered coaches * plaid API for multiple listing service * decentralized multiple listing service * stablecoin-based global labor marketplace * ai/crypto-enabled marketplace for powersports
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Zach
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My buddy Nick is working on AI for tax with his company Rivet.tax Afaik, they're starting as an AI enabled tax prep firm → future goal is to automate as much as possible I'm a happy customer :) Happy to reach out and connect y'all if helpful
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Jayme Hoffman
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Appreciate that. This feels like an obviously big market. I’ve done a lot of thinking on founder market fit and i’m definitely not the right person for this particular space.
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Zach
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Makes sense!
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