As a second time founder, you have an easier time raising funding so you don't need to have the product be necessarily as amazing to raise your first round. You often have other people who are willing to try it out and be beta users or testers or whatever. Your friends and family network is potentially larger. Whereas a first time founder,. you can get pressed to write about what you're launching as well. The lack of constraints so often lead people astray. Yeah, I think that's a common one.