I think unlearning is not easy once you have invested so much energy and time in learning a skill.

I think the founder should build a contingency fund for these situations.

I think vc should make process less time consuming and easier for the founders.

I agree, this is true for every solopreneur.

Models are smart, but they still hallucinate.

If I were in his place, I would stand by the deal I made earlier because you showed trust in my idea when nobody is trusting me.

I agree, even a founder with a bad reference can have a good product and a good number of customers.

I think I will improve infrastructure.

Yes, optimism is an underrated quality.

As a founder, initially, you have to do all the things you can't escape from this reality, so you have to lose your fragile ego.

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"I have expertise that I think people can learn a lot from but I don't know how to write a book on it." A founder client shared this before hiring me as a ghostwriter. My response was, "Let me borrow your knowledge and turn it into a great book." Sometimes, the knowledge is already there. It just needs someone to understand it and put it on the page. Have the knowledge but don't know how to turn it into a book? Let's make it happen. Reply here or DM me "BOOKS".

Great information for vcs.

I think the best solution would be the middle path where both parties could work amicably.

Only time will tell us

I think agents should be integrated into the system, but with caution.

Companies which don't adapt are destroyed a good example would be nokia.

There are many startup are in sillicon valley which are like Theranos, which are waiting to be exposed.

And it is both interesting and funny.

wang chuanfu, founder of BYD, which builds very good cars compared to elon tesla.