How technology markets and venture capital are heading towards a great bifurcation, an explosion of narrative driven value creation, and much more which will meaningfully change the job of technology investors across all asset classes.
On Inflection Points
VC Markets Aren’t Clearing Due To COVID-19
Inertia, mortality, & Friendship
After spending some time reflecting on 2019, I figured I’d write out these thoughts more for my close friends, and it’s possible at some point I’ll publish an edited version of this without a password. Disclaimer that many of the views expressed below on life come from a specific type of experience both on growing up and of economic status and mobility. My key learnings/top of...
Narratives & Pseudosecrets
Serendipity in Venture Capital is BS…(and other views on the seed VC landscape)
Disclaimer: I believe that unless you are one of a few firms, there is no possible claim that there is a “correct” way to do venture, only to treat people with respect along the way. Venture capital started as a network heavy business and arguably still is to many. I don’t think that is dominant anymore. The Early Days: VC was the ultimate network business Venture capital started as the ultimate...
Technology is making us crave the similar, and the unique
Everything to know about digital celebrities and how they could change the world
Moving from a default trust to default skeptic society
Why your startup idea isn’t big enough for some VCs
Venture Capital functions with a power law where the majority of a fund’s returns come from a small percentage of investments. Because of this, VCs need to know if a single investment can return the entire fund. As Bill Gurley famously said “Venture capital is not even a home run business. It’s a grand slam business.” This is where the Return The Fund (RTF) analysis comes into play.
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