This might be my favorite insight from @avc: "the better approach [for a startup] is to pick something simple to execute, nail it, then build on it with another relatively simple move, nail that too, and keep going." https://avc.com/2018/04/keep-the-degree-of-difficulty-down/ …
It’s a great post, but I think it’s easily misconstrued as ‘simple vs hard.’ There are two axes: simple/complex and easy/hard. Startups should go the simple, hard route. @avc’s post covers the former, @paulg‘s post covers the latter. http://paulgraham.com/wealth.html pic.twitter.com/VYs8yvbZoc
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For simple vs complex, I love the ‘cascade of miracles’ framework:https://www.businessinsider.com/vc-too-many-entrepreneurs-business-models-rely-on-a-cascade-of-miracles-2015-3 …
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Love it, thanks for sharing
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