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The only part of the so-called startup curve I named was the Trough of Sorrow. The other names were added by Trevor Blackwell, mostly (e.g. Crash of Ineptitude, Upside of Buyer) as a somewhat cynical joke.pic.twitter.com/4DlyhWiaXg
This graph was originally drawn on a whiteboard. I asked one of the startups in the batch that included several designers to make a digital version of it for me. They were so busy that they never got around to it. (The startup was Airbnb.)
Reading these names is like reading The hobbit or Lord of the rings series names lol someone should make movies about this journey
Seems workingpic.twitter.com/GkrZHHBELO
Wait two more weeks and that curve will be rising to the moon
We've been following your advice for many years at @invoiceninja, you're words have been a north star to us. Our initial spike was largely thanks to Hacker News. I think we've made it through our Trough of Sorrow, it was a sad and lonely time...pic.twitter.com/nISQ1xqjgK
Why did your numbers suddenly take off halfway through 2019?
I really like the terms. They provide you with clear ideas of what to expect during the stage. It reminds me of crossing the chasm. The y-axis describes the level of expectation, right?
Y axis is Profit
Conquer the Trough of Sorrow by seeking Enlightened Empathy: being so close to the people that you design for that it informs you in a way that a survey never could. Don’t just speak to you users, go to them! Strive to see the world the way your users do.
Take those insights and combine it with your own to create something new!
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