An experienced founder shares what actually matters when building a tech startup: team, timing, and idea. He draws on personal experience to explain why most startups fail and what separates the ones that don't.
Maybe also share some of my experiences with other founders and like some of the experience that I've accumulated over the past five years. I did work for a company builder as well. For Company Builder, it was an agency company builder. So I'm interested in the tech space, and I'm also very open to get in touch with angels, with other founders that are looking to build something in the tech space. Because in the end, I really believe it's all about relationships. So three things above everything else. It's the team, it's timing, and it's the idea. And if you can bring these three things to the table, you can do really great stuff. And so I'm very open.
The Buyers Who Made the Move: What They Bought, How They Did It, and What Happened Next
