Who would say such a thing 🤔

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Wild how many investors only want in once a company is famous. Famous = expensive. Early = where the returns are. At Anti Fund we hunt early.

Nobody's Ready for What Elon, Bezos & Palantir Are Building

The single best predictor of whether a founder will make it is resilience. I've been building companies for over a decade and most of them failed. But the founders who make it all share the same trait my mentor Travis Kalanick called "champion's heart." Here are the 6 signals: (1) A long track record of failure. They've shipped products that went nowhere and started companies that fell apart, and each failure imprinted a lesson no one else could teach them. Success barely teaches you anything. Failure rewires you. (2) They get back up every time. When a launch flops or the internet hate piles up, they can find the one piece of criticism that's true, act on it, and ignore the rest. This is an unstoppable character trait. (3) Built in flow, not for applause. Eventually they stop caring what the crowd thinks and start building purely because it feels right. The best ideas arrive once you let go of the outcome. (4) Customer obsessed. They don't guess what people want and they're not emotionally tied to their creation. Power users are your light at the end of the tunnel. (5) They turn their worst constraints into their edge. Any hurdle you face is a test to see if you're disciplined enough to overcome it. There's a solution to every problem. (6) Building is their way of life. It was never about the cash grab, they fell in love with the journey itself, and revenue is their scoreboard. Resilience is the one thing you can't fake or outsource. Everything else is learnable.