Why Haven't You Tweaked the Web Sight Yet?

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I'm a executive, most most people that are investors are professional investors who have never run a business. And i think that when you run a business and you look at things through an operating lens, you are much better at itand you have a lot more ampathy. So i can look at our businesses and go, man, i wish they'd launched this feature and done this,. Why haven't they tweaked the web sight yet? It's easiest just some code, right? I think people a, just have less experience. And so i think there's a lot of benefit to stumbling around, sticking forks in electrical sockets and learning as long as you're not getting freerly electric

Andrew Wilkinson is the co-founder of Tiny, a venture capital firm that has helped to build over 25 profitable internet businesses over the last 15 years. He got his start founding MetaLab, one of the world’s top design agencies. He has gone from working out of his apartment a little over a decade ago, to today overseeing a group of companies with over 300 employees and tens of millions in revenue.

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