Naval Ravikant on why you don’t need to be secretive with your startup idea
A short transcript excerpt of Naval Ravikant arguing against excessive secrecy around startup ideas. He explains that hiding an idea can prevent real users from trying the product and can render the idea non-executable as a business.
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