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And then, suddenly, it works - Chris Dixon
The other day a friend was demoing a new app he was working on. My first reaction was: “Yeah, yeah. This is nicely executed version one of those ideas I’ve seen 50 times.” My second reaction was: “But I could say that about pretty much every successful startup I’ve seen over the last 10 years.”
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“Yeah, yeah. This is nicely executed version one of those ideas I’ve seen 50 times.” And then, suddenly, it works http://t.co/DZM2Q3lE
Via @cdixon "The hard part is figuring out the right mix of timing and execution to finally get it right." http://t.co/YLGwD88b
critic cynicism, while oftentimes correct, isn't as fun as roosevelt's "man in the arena" http://t.co/MVJJJkdP (via @cdixon)
I must remind myself of this post often | And then, suddenly, it works | http://t.co/xivUwZB5 #startups
@dazbradbury http://t.co/VoRjjZFR >> this makes me think of startups in the rental space, hopefully it'll be you guys that crack it!
Deja vu until suddenly, it works - happy meds for startup cynics: http://t.co/tK0cYGrp
“But I could say that about pretty much every successful startup I’ve seen over the last 10 years.” http://t.co/y2YE1eET
"Most of the time, important new ideas don’t succeed on the first attempt or even the first ten attempts." @cdixon http://t.co/PjOr2Bqk
This is one of those simple, great posts I wish I'd written RT @cdixon And then, suddenly, it works http://t.co/jp7IFPEH
Nice @cdixon post. Pattern recognition doesn't always mean failure. Just higher probability till someone gets it right
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And then, suddenly, it works: http://t.co/IuJ33gwM via @cdixon #ideas #startups > I would throw UX in the mix as well
Discussed precisely this w a friend last wk. Hadn't seen @cdixon's posts yet, but totally agree http://t.co/9wVhw2EI & http://t.co/IsyHjugQ
I must remind myself of this post often | And then, suddenly, it works | http://t.co/xivUwZB5 #startups