Beautiful sentiment especially to be echoed in the VC investing space. So much of VC is chasing the next big idea, akin to the star vehicles or tentpole franchises. Some lead to success. Majority fall to zero. Perhaps an investing ethos is bound to emerge, one focusing on smaller but more meaningful returns. Like an "indie" approach to human stories, but a small, personalized and passion led approach to VC investing. Sounds so counter intuitive to investing, but maybe that's precisely why it's worth considering?
Great take! It could also be that VCs and Founders alike, should focus on exploring niches within the human experience, and building/investing in the many ways said experiences are bound to evolve.
Beautiful sentiment especially to be echoed in the VC investing space. So much of VC is chasing the next big idea, akin to the star vehicles or tentpole franchises. Some lead to success. Majority fall to zero. Perhaps an investing ethos is bound to emerge, one focusing on smaller but more meaningful returns. Like an "indie" approach to human stories, but a small, personalized and passion led approach to VC investing. Sounds so counter intuitive to investing, but maybe that's precisely why it's worth considering?
Great take! It could also be that VCs and Founders alike, should focus on exploring niches within the human experience, and building/investing in the many ways said experiences are bound to evolve.
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