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Dalton Caldwell and Michael Seibel on the importance of talking to your users, why successful founders are ok with rejection from potential customers, and how protecting your ego by not talking to your users can kill your startup. To create Rookies Mistakes we asked YC founders: Is there a simple fact you wish you knew when you started your company or a rookie mistake you wish you could take back?
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https://bit.ly/chapterme-yc)- 00:00:00 - Rookie Mistakes 00:00:36 - Note from YC founder 00:00:59 - Ideas vs Reality 00:01:38 - User surveys 00:02:25 - Charge for it 00:03:20 - AirBnB 00:05:27 - Twitch 00:09:35 - Note from YC founder 00:09:59 - Rejection 00:10:52 - Be scientific 00:13:13 - Note from YC founder 00:13:40 - Real customer 00:14:15 - Sales 00:15:53 - Customer validation 00:17:48 - Trade-off - Employee vs Founder
Last month, YC hosted Startup School East, a one-day event in Boston for university students. As part of the event, the Lightcone Podcast did their first live stage recording specifically tailored for the students. When you're young and there are seemingly endless directions you could pursue in life, the hosts of the Lightcone Podcast make the case for why right now is the perfect time to start a start up. Chapters (Powered by
https://bit.ly/chapterme-yc)- 00:00 - The Lightcone Podcast 01:25 - Intro 04:17 - Advantages of young founder in college 05:15 - Experience working at a company 08:44 - Energy level 11:04 - Set high bar and avoid bad habits 14:34 - Long game and crazy goals 16:41 - Work life balance 17:57 - YC Stats 19:49 - Wrap up