




スタ総|スタートアップ総合研究所
225 posts

@startupsouken
「自らの手」で事業解像度をシード調達水準まで引き上げるための研究所。 Sequoia/YC等の一次情報から作成した実践ツール【起業準備OS】を無料配布中。世界の最前線を知るため、今後は海外スタートアップの深掘り調査も発信予定です。 👇起業準備OS(スプレッドシート)の受取は固定ポストから!






@JaiminDesai93 @itsrishabh @figmadesign Our goal is to be Figma not Adobe

As a startup, always bias toward simple. Customers will tell you when your product doesn't do enough, but will never ask for fewer features when they stop using your product because it's too complex.

My number one predictor of whether or not a company will find product-market fit: High shipping cadence.





Company culture is not written down, it’s acted out. A company’s culture is a 50-day moving average of *how it is*, not how it thinks it is, wants to be, or was supposed to be.

People sometimes forget that a company is just a group of people gathered together to make products. So long as it makes great products, it will have great value.



A company's culture is the foundation for future innovation. An entrepreneurs job is to build the foundation.

You may have heard me say: If you're not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you've launched too late linkedin.com/pulse/arent-an…


The #1 cause of startup death is making something no one wants. The #2 cause is spending too much. Those two account for so many deaths that I'm not even sure what #3 is. If you merely make something people want and don't spend too much, you're way ahead.



The most impressive people I know spent their time with their head down getting shit done for a long, long time.
