Stacy L Chin argues that persistence beats talent and credentials for startup success. Founders who stay in the game and learn from setbacks are more likely to win than those who quit.
Most founders don't fail because they aren't capable. They fail because they stop before the lesson shows up. Building a company is hard. Raising money is hard. Winning customers is hard. And getting an application awarded is incredibly hard. But sometimes the founders who ultimately succeed aren't necessarily the ones with the best technology or the highest IQ or the strongest credentials. They're often the one that stays in the game the longest.
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