Failed Startups of Today’s Billionaires: Lessons in Resilience
Ever heard of Zip2 or Odeo? Probably not. Yet, these "failed" ventures laid the groundwork for Elon Musk's Tesla and Twitter or Jack Dorsey's Twitter resurgence. Did you know Jeff Bezos’
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Anonymous 2
Hey I am on Medial • 5m
So the billionaire roadmap is to fail first and succeed later?
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THE ROAD TO SUCCESS
Build.
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Build. Build.
Fail
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Small success.
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SUCCEED.
>> The road to success is always under construction. Never give up.
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Fail Faster to Succeed Sooner!
Failure isn't the end; it's the beginning of your growth.
The more you fail, the more you learn.
The more you learn, the better you get.
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Want to know the story of the world's first billionaire?
Find your singular ICP.
Singular:
- Offer
- Problem
- Niche
- Client
And grind the sh*t out of it.
Stop diminishing your focus by trying to succeed in many.
Succeed in one first.
Tom Perkins, founder of VC Firm Kleiner Perkins, offered an intriguing analogy: tackle your 'white hot risks' in the first 9 months of raising your first cheque.
White hot risks → existential, high-stakes risks that can break your startup.
"If you
One day in class, sir asked, "What do you want to be?"
One student said, "I want to become a billionaire."
Sir replied, "Oh, that's it?"
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Rocktim Ranjan
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What is the most effective factor for business to succeed ?