Delali Dzirasa’s Post

This is sage advice. It may seem like we’re accomplishing much more as we multitask and tackle various projects at once but that’s not the typical end result vs being laser focused on a singular mission. #entrepreneurship

Bootstrapping is something that almost was inevitable for me. It would be cliché to say that “it chose me” however, it was the best choice for me. As a startup, most times you are the business. While that means you complete all of the services, that also means you’re doing everything to help the company grow. Most people are limited in their knowledge of the growth and scaling of a company. When you realize that scaling has to do with capital, there is an understanding of the value of bootstrapping. I was hungry for success. After five failed startups, I was determined not to let Fearless to be another one. Bootstrapping was apart of that process. This was part of a great talk with Brian Brackeen. #Fearless #fearlessbaltimore #baltimore #dmv #Digitalservices #fullstack #Digitalculture #tech #technology #innovation #engineering #techbusiness #technews #science #design #medtech #GovTech #techfounders #DelaliD

𝐅𝐚𝐢𝐥 𝐅𝐚𝐬𝐭 - The typical Silicon Valley advice has resulted in unsolicited pre-mature killing of brilliant ideas and startups. Be fast in your experiment but be patient in your expectations should be a better thought process. Be a cockroach. Be patient and be resilient.

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Why does every aspiring entrepreneur flock to Silicon Valley? Dive into the secrets of its success: ecosystem support, investment opportunities, and an unparalleled talent pool. Discover how this legendary tech hub has rewritten the rules of startup success. 🚀 #SiliconValley #StartupSuccess #GaryFowler #GSD #GSDSuperScaler #GSDAdvisory

These graphs don't just depict patterns - they provide invaluable insights into the anatomy of successful startups. It's heartening to see hard data showing that Elyon Infinite Pte Ltd is on the right track as we have managed to tick all the right checkboxes 🐉 #StartupSuccessPatterns #EntrepreneurInsights #DataDrivenDecisions #WisdomInBusiness #EducatedEntrepreneurs #TeamDynamics #LeadershipInsights #InnovationJourney

This Dr. Andre Retterath study seems very skewed. Pick the top 20 most valuable companies and track them from startup days and you will see a serious deviation from the result of this study. Executive: 2 is a company, 3 is already a crowd. If you are founder, you always need to avoid beaucracies and make some unpopular decisions faster. If so many people has had to decide maybe Facebook would have bn sold out long before. During the recent market woes, FB kept buying back company's shares against popular opinion. The fewer the better when it comes to such contrarian junctions. You need to listen, be very informed, take a stand and bet on informed conviction. CEO - founders are best CEOs at the building phase. Once the vision is fully translated, anyone can be CEO. Mid-way a good founder CEO is one who knows how to learn from the best and get things done through the experts. Age - you always need to find the balance between agility and experience. Education - how many founder and CEOs of top global venture have degrees? Ok, Google. But from Microsoft, to Amazon, Apple, Facebook, to Alibaba...all have no advanced degrees. What they all have in common is that they saw the future and they made some audacious kind of bet.