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Wil Schroter

Startups.com is the world's largest startup platform. We help over one million startup companies find customers, funding, mentors, and world-class education. Our platform is a family of five products: Startups.com, Clarity, Fundable, Launchrock, and Zirtual.

Whenever you have a day like this, just remember there is an entire community of Startup Founders who have your back.

Founders - join Ryan Rutan and Elliot Schneier for another round of funding knowledge sharing. It will be just as epic as the last one!

Tired of going it alone as a Founder?

We are curating small, 8-person groups of fellow Founders to meet once a month virtually.

We talk through what we’re working on and help each other. Get out of your own head and connect with other Founders who truly understand what you’re going through.

Investors and Founders are not on the same side of the table. 

Sad (for Founders), but true.

In the startup world, investors are primarily looking to make money, which can sometimes clash with a Founder's vision — and balancing these interests can be tricky. 

Tune in to hear how Founders can stay true to their startup's vision while also considering what their investors want, fostering a productive relationship: https://hubs.ly/Q023H0JG0

As Founders, we can't afford lengthy breaks from the game because the skills and mindset crucial for entrepreneurship can weaken over time. 

Startups demand ongoing learning and adaptability due to their rapid evolution. 

The truth is, startup Founders are like top athletes — if we don't keep working that startup muscle daily, we get out of shape fast!

Tune in to hear if (and how!) we can come back strong after a long break, ready to tackle the dynamic challenges of the startup world: https://hubs.ly/Q01-sh2R0

"Growing slowly” isn't about the long-term growth curve, it's about the near-term growth, the point where we're still figuring out how a startup works.

Acceleration can amplify mistakes, as it assumes that we're on the right path, which may not be the case. Acceleration risks missing issues, while slowing down gives us time to adjust our direction.

In the formative years, we're testing every possible assumption. Mistaken assumptions tested at excessive speed can lead to a loss of control over our direction.

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