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Insight
Joe Fernandez suggests $10,000 internal bounties to disprove major startup initiatives
“So offering like almost a bounty of, you know, let's say, 10,000 dollars to somebody who could concretely say why this is a bad idea and why we'd be better off Putting our resources somewhere else is like a small price to pay to avoid taking that wrong turn.”
Prediction Held up
Fernandez: Joymode will iterate on its membership model until the company dies
“Like, there are things in our business, for example, we have this notion of a membership, which is kind of controversial in our structure, that I'm willing to basically kill the company to prove It is right, and I believe so strongly that that is kind of a cor…”
Insight
Startups need one initiative that investors fear will kill the company
“I think you should always have an initiative that you are working on that a huge portion of the team and investor base is afraid will kill the company. Like, that is a good barometer of, like, are you being daring enough?”
Insight
Joe Fernandez argues serial entrepreneurship status is inflated
“And startups are just hard. And I don't think it matters how many times you've been through it. It's gonna going to be hard. And some of the serial entrepreneurship stuff, I think, is inflated, though I appreciate the benefit I get from it daily.”
Opinion
Waxman: Joy Mode is directly challenging the concept of personal product ownership
“So I believe, you know, it's a big swing what joy mode is doing, but if they win, they're really taking on the very idea of ownership and there's nothing big than that.”
Disclosure
Joe Fernandez spends six to eight hours writing each investor update email
“I write really in-depth investor emails, like spend 6:08 hours on one, They're all archived on a Google doc that is like almost 200 pages long.”