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Nov 24, 2019 • 11 tweets • 6 min read
0/ Thread: The 10 most interesting VC/startup-related tweetstorms I've read in the last couple months and one key lesson for each 🎲 3rd ed., featuring @paraschopra@aprildunford@briannekimmel@dunkhippo33@micahjay1@dafrankel@lpolovets@andrewchen@epaley@gregisenberg1/ As a product manager or designer, there's a lot of biases that may lead to poorly designed products. Identifying these early could save you a significant amount of time along your product journey
0/ Thread: After constantly being asked what really changes between raising Seed & Series A, I just published my 9 reasons why Series A is not "just a big Seed round" ♠️ medium.com/the-family-aaa…1/ Series A is about the future… & the past
While previously your role was to promote your founding team & sell a vision for the future, now your pitch will be about the past, too: how well did you spend the $ you raised before? How good have you been at hiring? etc.
Apr 30, 2019 • 11 tweets • 6 min read
0/ Thread: The 10 most interesting VC/startup-related tweetstorms I've read in the last couple months and one key lesson for each ⚡️ 2nd ed., featuring @conniechan@aprildunford@ljin18@dunkhippo33@epaley@DCoolican@ericbahn@lpolovets@micahjay1@wolfejosh1/ As a future founder (/team) evaluating what to build, go through the exercise of brainstorming what sources of revenue are possible beyond the traditional ad- or subscription- based models. The potential going forward is huge
0/ Thread: 11 tips on international expansion for growing startups 🌎 based on last night's conversation with @scott_sage & @daedalium at @_TheFamily1/ Mindset: Someone from NYC won't think about it twice before taking a 6h flight to the Valley for business. Why do Europeans perceive a 2-hour flight / train ride as such a big deal? Travel more, there's plenty of opportunities around the corner you know nothing about ✈️
Sep 25, 2018 • 11 tweets • 6 min read
0/ Thread: The 10 most interesting VC/startup-related tweetstorms I've read in the last couple months and one key lesson for each 🌪 Featuring @eriktorenberg@mwseibel@justinkan@Suhail@DCoolican@eladgil@Samirkaji@fdestin@dhaber@andrewchen1/ As a young adult evaluating career paths, you may think building a startup is incredibly risky. Whilst risky, it's not crazy: on top of disproportionate $ upside vs regular employment, the network you'll build can help your next thing if the co implodes
0/ Thread: I just published "Humble founders will rule the world" 🕊 salon.thefamily.co/humble-founder…1/ As I've written before, every organisation dedicated to supporting startups emphasises the importance of people / founders in their mission statement. Here is a snapshot of what they tend to look for 🔎
Jun 27, 2018 • 13 tweets • 7 min read
0/ Thread: Tweetstorms can be a great way to convey a message: easier to read than long posts & more engaging than single tweets. This is my tweetstorm about successful tweetstorms (a meta-tweetstorm! 🌩), featuring recent ones by @naval@Suhail@briannekimmel@andrewchen & more
1/ Similar to successful articles, many successful tweetstorms give guidance (directly or indirectly) on how to do something. They cater to people’s longing for meaning and achievement — formulas to become a better version of yourself
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