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David Senra

12/17/24

@ Chris Williamson

Money comes naturally as a result of providing value and service; it should not be the primary focus of entrepreneurial efforts.

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15 Harsh Truths From History’s Greatest Founders - David Senra

@ Chris Williamson

15 Harsh Truths From History’s Greatest Founders - David Senra

12/17/24

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Chris Williamson Cast

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Money comes naturally as a result of service; a business is simply an idea that improves someone else's life.

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Chris Williamson Cast

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Money comes naturally as a result of service; if you focus on solving problems for others, wealth will follow as you scale your impact.

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Fundraising should not be the primary focus; instead, founders should concentrate on building their product and engaging with users. Money is just a tool to help grow the business, not the end goal.

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Always focus on creating value for customers and partners; this is the foundation of success in any venture.

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Most successful entrepreneurs are driven by solving a problem rather than the desire to make a lot of money.

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Tom Preston-Werner

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Money isn't what matters in a startup; it's the people and the decisions they make.

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The purpose of your startup is to solve real problems, not just to raise money or gain status. Stay focused on creating value for your customers.

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The goal of fundraising is not just to raise money but to create an incredible business. Don't let investor feedback dictate your self-worth or the value of your startup.

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Founders should prioritize helping their customers over pursuing fun or unique innovations that don't directly benefit their product or service.