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Startups that have one red flag usually have several. E.g. a startup with a made-up idea is more likely to have apparently unrelated problems, like a wildly uneven equity split, or founders who haven't worked together before.
I think the reason is that there's one path that leads to a successful startup (domain experts building something they know needs to exist) and if you're not on it, you're crashing through the bushes off to the side of the path. More than one branch will hit you in the face.
What do you mean by "made-up" idea?
A weak value proposition - This is how I read it
Most startups are not well though through. They just start so they get better opportunities in the future.
Hahahah
"All good things tend to go together, as do all bad ones." –Edward Lee Thorndike
Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus
Have you ever published a compiled list of red flags?
I figured a lot of people were looking for a list like this, myself included, check this out and feel free to add:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wJUkDVM8TEIwEshH_AW8pv_5hcT1ATtSCixsh0z8LXo/edit?usp=sharing …
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