Reasons I've lost money investing, or had mediocre outcome:

- founder wars
- CEO misled on metrics
- CEO ignored zero cash date

What didn't stop unicorn outcomes:

- one terrible year
- bigger competitors
- taking a long time

Y es que, al final, la vida se resume solo en eso...

El amor ❤️ Solo eso nos salvará.

Rafa junior, cuando pueda entenderlo todo, se sentirá orgullosísimo de lo que hizo su papá.

📸 Ella Ling (FOTÓN)

Tenis | Siga en directo el debut de Rafa Nadal en el Mutua Madrid Open frente a Darwin Blanch dozz.es/26orj2

Nadal suelta unas palabras que nos ha dejado fríos.

Cuenta que los entrenamientos en Madrid no han ido como él hubiera deseado y que juega porque es Madrid y porque puede ser su última vez.

También señala que si está como ahora, no jugaría en París 😓

So are you are a 'startup person'? I mean, for real?

If so, you won't be happier if you:

* Take it easier
* Go join a BigCo to coast
* Quietly do the same thing every day
* Stick it out for a decent salary
* Ignore work after 4p
* Don't own anything
* Don't make something that

Be kind

To your coworker that made a mistake, even a big one

Be kind

To your cofounder that was great for a while, but just can't go much further

Be kind

To your boss that did great things for you, even if later they took advantage

Be kind

To the ones that tried

En ESPN han hecho esta maravilla de vídeo para anunciar los Play Offs

QUÉ LOCURA 😍

One of the worst things an investor can do is meet a founder when they have no intention of investing.

A founder’s time is the most precious thing. Unless another explanation given (relationship building) and made clear, otherwise, total time waster.

When you get a bit desperate to make a hire,

You ignore the flags.

Always backfires.

I HATE voice notes.

You can forward your whatsapp VN message to Stork AI: 650-600-0350 (store it as a contact in your phone) and it'll instantly transcribe and send it back to you

Probably the best advice Sam Altman has ever given:

Why do you postpone yourself? I don't believe in the deferred life plan. Go work on what you really want to work on.

The best sales reps, somehow:

- Know your business
- Know your problem
- Never >seem< too busy to help
- Get it, because of similar customers
- Make each step easier
- Always prompt
- Honest and put customer first

Startups can take a decade to build.

Year 1: stay in the game

Year 2: find product market fit

Year 3: find paying customers

Year 4: build a team and delegate

Year 5: build processes to scale

Year 6-10: just stay in the game

Be that 10-year overnight success.

Un SaaS vertical es uno que atiende a una sola industria.

Y te preguntarás, ¿tiene sentido ignorar al 99% del mercado? ¿Es posible forrarse atendiendo solo a un vertical?

Veamos 👇

Marrying well is the biggest life hack of all.

Not every disruptive company is a rocketship like Google and Facebook. Those narratives spoiled us

Most are built brick by brick over decades, in the face of a lot of skepticism and criticism. Amazon is the classic example. Uber is the new one. Gotta be patient

When you push the best, they step up

When you push the rest, they quit

Worth it either way in the end

MOMENTOUS IN MIAMI 🏆

Sinner secures his second Masters title 👏

@miamiopen | #MiamiOpen

Jannik Sinner 🇮🇹 ganó 25 de sus últimos 26 partidos oficiales. Solamente perdió en Indian Wells vs. Alcaraz. Conquistó Copa Davis-Australian Open (dejando en el camino a Djokovic)-Róterdam-Miami entre noviembre y marzo. Será N°2 del mundo desde mañana.

Claudio Pizarro 🇵🇪 era un recontra crack del área, pero también se las arreglaba afuera de la misma. Tenía el arco entre ceja y ceja. Facturó goles en Champions League con Bayern Múnich y Werder Bremen. Este compilado es para disfrutar 👇