Lessons from a 2-time unicorn builder, 50-time startup advisor and 20-time board member | Uri Levine

[@АртемТкачев-э8и]

ONE OF THE GREATEST INTERVIEWS AMONG HUNDREDS I LISTEN TO!!! SIMPLE, CLEAR, VISIONARY! ABSOLUTE HITTTT!!! THANK YOU!!!

[@RalphVikchain]

i love the concept "fall in love with the problem not the solution"

[@VincentFulco]

His book was awesome. Every founder should read it to get a realistic view of the journey.

[@urilevine5745]

Thank you, Vincent :)

[@CherieLaFlamme]

Every Lenny's Podcast I watch quickly turns into my new favorite. Uri was so likable and succinct, and I found myself smiling through it. Some of his advice will stick with me for a long time.

[@jonvanhala]

One of the very best episodes ever. Uri is wise, direct, concise, proven. The book is a must read / multiple times. So much value in this. Already shared to many

[@nida1569]

One of the best interviews , so simple and so relatable ... Thank you Uri for sharing your experience

[@El_Diablo_12]

17:50 win market by starting bad, then iterating until you re good enough 19:00 finding product market fit is the linch pin of a business 24:00 unpredictable how many iterations it’ll take. So move fast

[@yaelfelicia5820]

Such an amazing video - Lenny your newsletters are the first email I click on when they get to my inbox!!🙌🏽

[@AlechioxD]

„fall in love the problem“ is a much needed statement in a time where everyone founds AI companies for the sake of founding an AI company - and adding „AI“ to every product feature and company name. everyone loves the solution nowadays.

[@sguploads9601]

for these who is cheap bastard like me a free epub is 1 clcik away in google

[@StartupAnalytics]

This is absolutely true ! And way to about things, solutions often change and might not be of the same domain!

[@SeedThinkCapital]

You sure create value for your viewers Lenny. I'll be looking forward to more of your podcasts. Thank you for Waze, Uri.

[@OvercomerIdemudia]

This has to be my best episode of this podcast. So insightful!

[@rufuscasey2989]

I think this must be be favorite episode so far, so actionable

[@Temporarychannelhomework]

Possibly the best interview

[@gomini3707]

The most important part of the book is its title.

[@psradebe]

"Do I still want this kid 30 days with knowing what I know now?" - Lenny Classic

[@GyusupSim]

Airbnb is low frequency model but user growth driven by word of mouth. BUT in general, I really liked the video

[@GyusupSim]

oh damn, Lenny just mentioned this... :( this is the downside of commenting in the middle of the video

[@bjorns1135]

Uri mentioned that the iphone didn't solve any problem - but isn't the problem Steve Jobs tried to solve just a bigger human problem? Isn't that the universality of the iphone? It solved a problem everyone had? To me the iphone solved the problem of connectivity - we want to be more connected with all our senses? We have an innate, subconscious drive to engage our senses to communicate and connect. I firmly believe that Steve Jobs just tried to optimize to this, in everything he did. This was his north star. This was the problem he was in love with.

[@gomini3707]

I think the iphone solved many UI problems that made it super compelling. Ditching the keyboard and almost all buttons was a ballsy move back then

[@saadatkhan9583]

honestly, I preferred the blackberry.

[@Shanology-ir]

Hardcore - PMF has one metrics: Retention

[@Terrranfear]

I don't really understand this 'fall in love' aspect. I understand the utility as a driver but not the mechanism itself.

[@prithviye]

he reminds me of obi wan

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[@opelfrost]

iPhone solve the problem of having to own like 10 different gadgets

[@alexanderbSpeaker]

what a BS about firing, if the person says its not a big deal is it your confirmation? Despite this all good :)

[@archiee1337]

What a great interview, Lenny. Thanks so much

[@slavomierg]

This is the most insightful and thoughtful advice on building startups. No fluff, focus on first principles. Very inspiring. Thank you Uri for sharing your knowledge.

[@indreshtripathi5218]

Found this episode and guest most authentic, inspiring and useful ❤

[@jonvanhala]

Ive created a first slide with intention for the beginning of meetings that just sits up on the screen while people are getting ready… and showing up… it’s such an overlooked opportunity and I love that he brings this up. It’s so easy to do and so worth it.

[@NataoCoelho]

скорей бы уже продолжение было))) мы ждем)

[@_KristinaGod]

Hi Lenny, it's Kristina God. Live it with the deck and the most important slides I'm also thinking about adding a pod to my Substack. I'm building qlso a YT channel and would try to combine both. I record via Zoom but the video quality isn't good. Do you use StreamYard or another provider? Would live to learn more about your tech stack. Mayn thanks 🙏 Kristina

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