Naval Ravikant’s advice to startup founders: “Stay small until you’ve figured out what’s working”
A short excerpt of Naval Ravikant advising founders to 'stay small' until they identify a repeatable, scalable business model. He cites Steve Blank’s definition of a startup as a search for such a model and emphasizes remaining small and focused during that search.
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