A dangerous (and common) scenario is a startup with a little bit of traction... just enough traction that they aren't willing to change ideas/markets and not enough traction for them to actually know they have product market fit. It's the uncanny valley of product-market fit.
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People keep repeating that, and no one yet has told how they measure said "speed."
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It’s rate of iteration/learning. Here is one practical definition:https://twitter.com/garrytan/status/1141398691334352896?s=21 …
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Agree. And speed is correlated with (real) confidence. People who stall don’t believe in themselves.
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Real confidence is knowing you can figure it out, Not always thinking you have the right answer.
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would qualify just a bit to say speed at which founders "learn" which of course is often correlated with movement

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iterating on the product is an epistemic exercise! you learn by trying
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Errrrr. Not the quality of the idea ?
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Good ideas are omnipresent. Execution is everything.
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Invest in lines, not dots.
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Sharp delta in a good market
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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