
20VC: Why Small Markets are Better Than Big Markets, The Biggest Delusion of Early Stage VC, Why AI Investing is like a Horserace and Why The Most Ambitious Companies Growing the Fastest are not the Best Investments with Adam Fisher, Partner @ Bessemer
The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch
Efficiency Lies in Taking Risks and Showing Entrepreneurial Signs
In the entrepreneurial world, efficiency is closely tied to taking risks and showing signs of entrepreneurship. Founders who use their own money, take career risks, work from home, and put debts on credit cards display essential commitment. Making the first sales, writing code, and personally interacting with customers are critical steps that efficient leaders take. The CEO making initial sales and being involved in foundational tasks without early hiring decisions reflects efficiency. The early entrepreneurial experiences, like making money in childhood, demonstrate a strong entrepreneurial foundation. True entrepreneurs show signs of initiative and innovation from an early age, rather than relying solely on traditional education or employment experiences.