In startup investing, the big mistake is not choosing startups that fail (that's inevitable) but turning down the big winners.
Startup investing is unlike nearly all past forms of investing in that the big mistake is not choosing investments that lose money.
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What a metaphor for life.
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the obvious problem exists in the fact that a viable
#opportunity is often mistaken for a "big idea" which is BIG mistake!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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FOMO is chasing over-hyped or over-bought investments. Startup investing is knowing 90%+ of your investments will fail.
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"past forms"? Isn't investing in new business ideas the original form of investing?
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startup investing is actually very much like trend following. A few big winners pay for all your losers and then some.
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