Co-Founder of Kupple - The Safer Dating App
Los Angeles, CA
Joined January 2021
- Tweets58
- Following1.5K
- Followers527
- Likes166
Picking the right co-founder will make or break your startup. This is not a decision you want to make quickly, as picking the wrong one will set you back years.
It’s astonishing to me how many of my founder friends still aren’t taking advantage of AI.
It’s a reminder that if you’re taking the time to learn and understand it right now, you’re still insanely early.
Raising money is often not the answer for early-stage startups. Unless you truly have PMF, don’t do it.
There are likely deeper rooted problems, and raising money will only disguise these problems and delay (and guarantee) the company’s failure.
Founding a startup is a long-term game. If you’re in it for the money or fame, your motivation will quickly dwindle.
The market doesn’t owe you anything. You are where you are because of your own decisions. Learn from your mistakes and never give up.
I wish the best for all other founders out there today. The SVB failure is a massive hit to startups and I can’t imagine how stressed everyone is
Startups are so fun. The highs are very high and the lows are very low. Wouldn’t want it any other way!
Startup founders must be willing to look foolish to others if they want to succeed. The drive must come from within, not from others opinions.
To my fellow founders, just put one foot in front of the other. Just another day of getting the work done. The journey is what matters.
Being a startup founder is a balance between going as fast as you can everyday but still having patience and understanding that good things take time
Keep doing the boring stuff consistently, even when things are starting to pick up. Don’t take your foot off the gas!!
As a startup founder, you need to inspire the people you work with. When everyone is aligned on the same purpose, that’s a dangerous team