Startup dos and don'ts (for London Geekettes)
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This document provides advice for starting a startup. It encourages taking action instead of waiting, finding a co-founder to help test ideas quickly and cheaply, and building a product that solves real problems rather than just playing at startups. The overall message is to take the initial steps of starting rather than overthinking it or waiting for perfect conditions.
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Startup dos and don'ts (for London Geekettes)
- 2. We work with startups before they’re startups
- 3. 60 individuals 20 teams $80m valuation
- 4. Do…
- 6. Most people won’t You’re never ready Low cost of failure Do it
- 8. Test like you’d test an idea Quality vs quantity Do find a co-founder
- 9. Build something people want Do…
- 10. Startup vs a folly Test Do build something people want
- 11. Don’t…
- 12. Don’t… Wait for the perfect idea
- 13. Don’t wait for the perfect idea Do you care? Founder-idea fit Test
- 15. Don’t play at startups. Build a product not a startup Focus
- 16. Don’t… Stop.
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- Most people won’t Bryce Roberts Don’t feel ready Low cost of failure Bryce Roberts
- Most people won’t Bryce Roberts Don’t feel ready Low cost of failure Bryce Roberts
- Test the cofounding relationship like youd test an idea Think about quality interactions rather than quantity of interactions
- Test the cofounding relationship like youd test an idea Think about quality interactions rather than quantity of interactions
- There is no such thing Check to see if you care about your idea Are you the best person for this idea? Founder/idea fit
- There is no such thing Check to see if you care about your idea Are you the best person for this idea? Founder/idea fit
- Easy to get distracted 1. you’re building a product before you’re buiding a startup
- Easy to get distracted 1. you’re building a product before you’re buiding a startup