My belief in startups is that the only IP is execution. Ideas are cheap.
When running a business you are making hundreds of decisions a month (maybe thousands). Unless they know and can make the same ones roughly, they can't replicate your success.
Do you have an example of how not being quiet hurt your/someone else's moat?
When running a business you are making hundreds of decisions a month (maybe thousands). Unless they know and can make the same ones roughly, they can't replicate your success.
Do you have an example of how not being quiet hurt your/someone else's moat?