Being young and naive can be an advantage for startup founders.
Founders often overthink decisions due to lack of guidance and stress, leading to feeling lost and stuck in circles.
Being young and naive can be an advantage for startup founders, as it allows them to approach problems without being aware of the difficulties and odds against them.
Elon Musk's story shows how a narrative can make someone look like a genius or a dummy, and his companies Tesla and the Boring Company are examples of this.
Elon Musk's story of trying to buy rockets from Russia exemplifies how one's narrative can make them look like a genius or a dummy.
Tesla has successfully created an electric car, and the Boring Company is attempting to build an infrastructure for it.
Faster approaches problems with a beginner's mindset, coming up with simple-minded ideas that may be ruled out by others.
Search for a co-founder outside of your circles and have multiple reasons for why they should be chosen, while also coordinating to get featured in major publications and rebranding due to a similar name.
We need to coordinate getting featured in the New York Times, TechCrunch, and Hacker News, and rebrand due to a similar name.
Finding the right co-founder requires looking in circles and having multiple reasons for why they should be chosen, rather than just relying on one's friends or someone with a specific skill set.