Tiang represent!
Meet The VCs with Tiang Lim Foo (SeedPlus) Tickets, Tue, 26 Jun 2018 at 6:45 PM | Eventbrite
radical candour from a deep generalist
Stats!
Thought I would check this one out
This is such a good read. Long – but crazy worth it.
I have highlighted the paragraph that the rest of the article supports so you can get a sense of why to dig in.
Amazing,
Invisible asymptotes — Remains of the Day:
For me, in strategic planning, the question in building my forecast was to flush out what I call the invisible asymptote: a ceiling that our growth curve would bump its head against if we continued down our current path. It’s an important concept to understand for many people in a company, whether a CEO, a product person, or, as I was back then, a planner in finance.
Saw this today in Pro Rata:
• Terminal, a Toronto-based startup that helps companies “build and scale remote technical teams,” raised US$10 million in Series A funding from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Thiel Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Atomic, Craft Ventures and Jerry Yang.
Similar to a company in the SEA scene :: https://www.boltonremote.com
My partner, Chirayu Wadkey, on Analyse Asia!
Episode 251: Smartphone, IoT & Mobility Landscape with Chirayu Wadke – Analyse Asia
Good read and some useful links.
So much more I don’t know yet.
I see this a lot – companies either continually raising from angels or even putting together large seed size rounds made up of angels.
Angel rounds are not bad but do one and then get to the institutional round.
This is so good. Every founder should stop and watch this.
The focus on the consumer above everything else is such a good lesson.
It is also just great listing to his view on criticism, making mistakes and long term planning.
And the slight work/life balance speech at the end is spot on.
Jeff is pretty amazing.
Been on a few phone calls and a couple f2f sessions with Prashanth – always gold in those moments.
Good podcast to get to know him more and glean some insights.
INSIGHTS Podcast Series — #5: Markets Opportunities — Evaluate Wise & Execute Nice