15:24Geoff Ralston - Parting Advice
From Y Combinator · Published Jul 21, 2020 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
Geoff Ralston gives parting advice to Startup School founders: every startup has a unique path, so focus on what matters (making something people want, measuring progress, hiring great people). Things will go wrong; the best response is to default to action (write code, talk to users) and not give in to sadness or inaction.
Key insights
- Every startup and every founder has a completely different path to success; comparing your progress to others is a distraction.
- The best course of action when things go disastrously wrong is to default to action: write code, talk to users, make your product better.
- Sadness leads to inaction, apathy, and depression – founders must actively avoid that emotional trap.
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