Man all of you VCs are moving targets for startups trying to figure out how to get your attention
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Dude, it's super easy. Just read my mind to get my investment thesis, then guess where I'm going to be physically when the workday is out, and then meet me there and say Hi. NBD!
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So how do you gauge PMF then
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Based more on engagement, happiness metrics (the now famous Superhuman test), how hard it is to sell to prospect, etc. Basically metrics around whether people value the product, not the speed at which you're growing from a small base.
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One of the biggest, non- self-evident mistakes I made for the first year or so of investing but it took a few years to figure out.
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Underrated truth - There are many "mini" prod mkt fits. Seen startups break down / break out at $1k / $5k / $15-18k / $30-35K / $55-60k MRR. All are inflection points that test scale and automation of your process and tech - also need nuanced advancement in team size.
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That exact thing resulted in us committing far too much time and resources at my last startup trying to optimize growth based off of a fundamentally flawed thesis that showed early promise but wasn’t scalable or sustainable
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Sorry to hear that :(
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Cosign this. When you're that early, it's still an experiment that shouldn't be steered to fit a vanity metric. If you optimize too early, you might miss out on bigger opportunities made possible by a pivot into product/market fit. Baby startups are a canvas, not a spreadsheet.
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Love the phrase “baby startups are a canvas, not a spreadsheet.” I’m going to start using that when talking with founders!
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