Kevin Hartz: "How I Lost Airbnb at Seed Because of an Exploding Term Sheet" | E1180

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[@nickglam]

Your podcast is extremely underrated, you have amazing guests and the amount of value I get from each episode . Keep it up, you have my support.

[@specifictoken]

Americans are simple af. Harry sounds too british. that’s why.😅

[@DailyProg]

This gentleman is insightful and down to earth. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode . More of down to earth people rather than the arrogant people please 🙏 thanks

[@theofuchs]

Great interview, Kevin's seen so much. Great job, Harry, in asking the questions to pull those stories out.

[@Hillmanwinning]

First time listening to Kevin and really like his attitude, very humble and articulates his answers really well.

[@NathanAllebach]

Fantastic interview. Love how your line of questioning provides such a deep peak behind the curtain

[@nicandrew1]

Really great interview 👏🏼 ending it on “you’re younger than Harry Styles” got me 😂

[@arymehr]

Love it, very down to earth and productive session, loved the last two segments a lot

[@edirro]

Another great interview, Harry. I remember a billionaire telling me about the power of patience. Kevin offers his view in Assessing Deal Success Quickly.

[@phil7326]

Harry, I love your show, and this interview is fantastic. As an early-stage series founder, I must say I disagree with many of your views and your guest's perspective that having too much capital too early is a problem. The real issue lies in how the capital is applied, which is an operator's challenge, not a matter of the amount. For instance, you wouldn't give someone like Sam Altman or any AI startup just a $500k or $1M round and expect it to control spending and drive efficiency. The required amount depends on the project's scope and the team's operational and strategic capabilities.

[@phil7326]

Here is a perfect case point, wiz a company started in 2020 valued @ 12B "I think what was unique with Wiz in the early days was the amount of money raised from the get-go," Sid Trivedi, an investor at Foundation Capital, told CNBC in an interview.

[@HimanshuRameshAgarwal]

Another masterpiece

[@stri8ted]

Downvoted for clickbaity thumbnail.

[@jordan5253]

Love Womp. Gabriel is an amazing founder