From millions of views from lecture 1 to 150k views in last lecture, this really tells us the most important things Thankyou for making such a amazing series, it was really helpful

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TLDR: Four key areas for startup success: great idea, product, team, and execution. Idea quality matters; good execution alone cannot salvage a poor idea. Young founders benefit from working on ideas they are personally passionate about. Mission-oriented startups often garner more dedication and support. Great product development is crucial; focus solely on creating something users love. Create a product that a small number of users truly love rather than something many users just like. Early recruitment of user feedback is essential for refining the product. Avoid distractions like marketing until the product is solid. Growth metrics should prioritize active user engagement and retention. Attention to simplicity in product design allows for greater initial success and flexibility. Stress and responsibility are inherent in startup culture, requiring strong mental management. Starting a company for reasons like glamour or flexibility can lead to disappointment. The best startup ideas often arise from unmet needs that the founder is uniquely positioned to address. Made with snap-summary.com

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It was way more complex than i ever thought had to pause and process then resume

I am Working on some Crazy idea Of hedge Fund So i think These Will help me Eventually ❤

How it works On outwork

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How to operate - 41:24 to 41:55

Wow this guy is pandering so hard The history is so wrong And only a Silicon Valley elite member would find one of the best positives of a slave revolution being lower taxes for the the former slave owners … these rich ppl hate paying taxes

Math people should not create products/services.

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32:30 interesting

Watching DEC 5 2024

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6:40 extradinary at 1 curious about many

4:00 employees bring employees

Step 1 : make it "nonprofit".

36:25 How to be extremely rude. Perfectly legit question.

Is there anyone here from 2024? 😅

Is anyone here after Zepto's founders have interacted with Nikhil Kamath over WTF😅😅

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31:30 missionaries vs mercenaries

29:00 story

28:00 culture

26:20 constraints bring creativity

22:00 job vs calling

18:30 beliefs shouldnt be diversex

17:00 core values arw this

10:00 practice for culture

5:20 values support the mission

2:33 company culture

The Toussaint's book/biography he is reading from is The Black Jacobins

November 30th, 2024 - I’m building Voodies, a new app to revolutionize how people find food. Checking back here in 1 year.

The criteria for success are pretty screwed up. How much you raise or valuation rather than old fashioned revenues.

2:22 times Luck, where Luck is a random number between 0 & 10000. LItterally that much. 3:05 you should never start a startup just for the sake of doing so. There are much easier ways to get rich 3:20 you should only start a startup if you feel compelled by a particular problem & starting a company is the best way to solve it ( sometimes only way to solve it ) 4:10 Things do evolve that are difficult to predict & there is a limit to how much you can figure out without actually getting the product in the hands of the user 6:20 but we hear again & again from founders that they had wished that they had waited to start a startup util they cameup with an Idea they really loved. + 8:53 you want an Idea that turns into a monopoly ... you have to find a small market in which you can get a monopoly & then quickly expand 9:42 The truly good Ideas don't sound like they are worth steeling 10:03 common mistake amongs 1st time founder is they think their 1st version of their product needs to sound really big, but it does’nt, it needs to take over a small specific market & expand from there. thats how great companies have started 10:28 you need a market that is going to be big in 10 years 14:19 1 things that we always tell collage students is … getting to know a lot of potential co-founders

12:52 By the way, Benedict Evans has this Amazing breakdown of Amazons Business which is really interesting to look at their market place business vs direct business

So, this was uploaded 10 years ago, and Sam mentioned a good startup 10 Years, and here we are living in the era of ChatGPT

❤❤ I appreciate that this is free

how many of watching in 2004

How Many Built a StartUp? till now

Here in November 2024 😊

Hi.. 21/11/24 😊🤨😬

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Thanks Christina 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

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