"Grow fast, and try not to be cancer."
When a startup is more than 2 years old, "we could grow fast if we had more money" is truncated by investors to "we're not growing fast."
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not relevant at all for healthcare and hardware startups
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Isn't that implicit in a pitch? I feel I'm missing your point.
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What is 'fast growth' for a 2 year old startup? How many % YoY?
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@markessien@paulg < 7% on weekly basis http://www.paulgraham.com/growth.html
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what is considered fast growth for a 2 year old startup?
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Do some kinds of Startups have a shorter honeymoon period?
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Does that count if the startup is bootstrapped & only has "free" channels of distribution available.
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If a startup is growing fast enough, why seek new investors?
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Never seen a bootstrapped company that has made splashes in a market but lacked the infrastructure/resources to take full advantage?
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