Ron Conway at Startup School SV 2014

[@mjmikaelson]

Two years ago, this video wouldn't have caught my attention. However, over the past year, I've developed a keen interest in software development and technology. My plan is to follow in the footsteps of Jan Koum: first, gain valuable experience by working at a leading tech company for several years, and then launch my own venture. I've been compiling a list of various companies I've been contemplating for years now, ranging from a small tech startup that grows into a unicorn, to a SpaceX-like company, which I find incredibly inspiring! Achieving these goals may require a couple of acquisitions along the way, but I have unwavering faith in the future of technology and in myself. This belief in myself has been a skill I've been honing like a muscle. I'm sure there are others out there like me. If you're reading this and you, too, aspire to be a startup founder, I wish you the best of luck. Who knows? Perhaps in 10 to 20 years from now, we'll look back and marvel at how far we've come. Here's to you, here's to us, future founders. Cheers!

[@pieter589]

Paul did wonderful on revealing what's on Ron minds, enjoy the whole interview.

[@ChrisKoehsAEEN]

Great discussion #RonConway and #PaulGraham inspirational to hear the lessons learned over the past decades and investing in so many startups!!!

[@ulugbekkadyrbekov232]

This kind of solidified my thoughts and analysis.

[@hoangvantrong1]

love it Ron ang Paul

[@Leto2ndAtreides]

Almost half of Fortune 500 are single founder companies. It's more a story that you need multiple founders... Probably because of the bias towards young college kids starting things with their friends. But most successful entrepreneurs are also older. Not college kids. But even so, if you put a bunch of money behind some group, you'll see more successes in that group. If we look at Facebook for example, or Tesla, or Amazon... The vision is ultimately just that of one person. Not two or twenty. The other co-founder is often more of an employee. And maybe a good one.

[@onelucian]

Hey random stranger, your comment is really encouraging for first-time solo-founders, while being rooted in facts, thanks Internet is amazing

[@AkashThomas99]

very good

[@brianbyun2161]

GOAT

[@juracyvieirasales9244]

gostei muito

[@SaeedAliZ]

Our job is to invest in great great founders, well said