“To build a $1 billion company, you need to already have a $100 million company; and to build a $100 million company, you need to already have a $10 million company; and to have a $10 million company, you need to build something people want. So focus on building the $10 million company first, then when you’re there, think about the $100 million one. Only when you’ve built that $100 million one should you think about how to build the $1 billion company. And I’m not talking funding-based valuations, I’m talking revenue-based valuations, which is even more fun. Oh, and don’t listen to people who say you shouldn’t worry about dilution. You should, a lot. Just do the math.”
Related posts:
Reuters: Europeans Demand Government Action to Subdue U.S. Internet Surveillance
Lew Rockwell: A Political Shift in America
Hong Kong 2012 net gold flow to China hit record high
Why Firing a Bad Cop Is Damn Near Impossible
Christian & gun owner in the crosshairs for radio call-in
Detroit Bus Company Helps Detroiters Get Around
Social Security Administration To Purchase 174 Thousand Rounds Of Hollow Point Bullets
Mob Violence and Mistaken Identity
Obama Bombs Yemen Hours After Winning Reelection
Slovenia 'Clarifies' Position on Cryptocurrency Tax
Ron Paul: Why Designate North Korea a 'State Sponsor of Terrorism'?
The Business of War: SOFEX
Did You Know: YOU Are Responsible for the Washington Navy Yard Murders
Bitcoin Not Bombs
Bloomberg News Used Its Private Data to Spy on Geithner and Bernanke