I just hit four years at Stripe. Wow, that flew by fast. What would you like to read about the experience?
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What have you learned, by example, about what makes one startup more effective than another?
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By the people.
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It’s awesome how after all you have accomplished in picking great startups, you still are always learning.
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Unit economics and organic growth
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A business model that passes the smell test and a sustainable revenue source (i.e. real clients that will pay for the product/service)
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Do you consider yourself a good chooser or just lucky?
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I must have learned *something* from 9 years of evaluating startups.
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Startups live and die based on trust. If I can trust my teammates are giving their 100%, I don’t need to second guess giving my whole effort. The moment I feel like someone is politicking or positioning, the startup phase is over and I need to protect myself.
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Systems thinking.
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Having a mission so epic and exciting the mission does the recruiting, selling and motivating for you. All you have to do is hold it together and execute.
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*Crucially* > [A] mission so epic and exciting ... does the recruiting, selling and motivating for you. is false. It's an accelerant to at least two of those things, but you still have to put in the work.
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