Back when, ppl were embarrassed to say they met their spouse via apps, & instead prefer "at a bar".
Today, a curated app sounds more thoughtful than the randomness of a bar.
So with co-founders too: We'll laugh at how we preferred the randomness of school to an app or program.
Today, a curated app sounds more thoughtful than the randomness of a bar.
So with co-founders too: We'll laugh at how we preferred the randomness of school to an app or program.
Love this framing from @matthewclifford in his great podcast w/ @patrick_oshag
investorfieldguide.com/clifford/
investorfieldguide.com/clifford/
Just like 50% of marriages end up in divorce, and so it’s worth rethinking the dating/matching process—
One of biggest killer of startups is founder breakups, and so it’s worth re-considering co-founder matching.
One of biggest killer of startups is founder breakups, and so it’s worth re-considering co-founder matching.
We're even more strict/conservative w/ cofounders: We expect people to already have known their co-founders for many years.
That's sort of like saying you could only date someone you were friends with for a long time, which by definition would rule out all new "dates" entirely
That's sort of like saying you could only date someone you were friends with for a long time, which by definition would rule out all new "dates" entirely
