Naval Ravikant on why you don’t need to be secretive with your startup idea
Naval Ravikant says first-time founders obsess over secrecy while experienced ones broadcast their ideas freely. The real challenge is execution and finding users, not protecting the concept. An idea that dies the moment you mention it isn't a viable business anyway.
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