>Some of the advice I did not take and did the opposite and it was the right decision. And some advice that I did not take was exactly right, but I only saw it in retrospect months later.
Sometimes their advice is right, and sometimes it's wrong? That doesn't sound particularly valuable.
>Fundraising - being a YC company definitely opens doors, and also helps protects you from bad actors who have to think twice before fucking with a YC co. Very valuable for any first-time founder.
Sometimes their advice is right, and sometimes it's wrong? That doesn't sound particularly valuable.
>Fundraising - being a YC company definitely opens doors, and also helps protects you from bad actors who have to think twice before fucking with a YC co. Very valuable for any first-time founder.
I'd love to see this substantiated.