Frustration usually leads to growth
Curiously, San Francisco's brokenness may turn out to be a driver of innovation. I spoke recently to a founder considering a GitLab-style all-remote model for a new startup. Partly because it seemed the future, but at least as much because he himself wanted to get out of SF.
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NV is nice and tax free and PST. And you can quickly drive/fly to SF/LA.
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Sovereign Individual.
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Problems always drives innovation. Sales 101, solve the clients pain points....
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Let’s see if I can build a remote Company from Barcelona and compete with a remote Company from SF.
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I’m ... just not in a hurry to get out of herepic.twitter.com/QBvN7JW9Xa
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Ok boomer
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Driving innovation out of SF
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VCs will be the last to embrace this model. Very few aren't wedded to Bay Area company location.
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Wouldn’t surprise me if many potential angels leave for low-tax states before realization though
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