Jason Cohen
8 statements across 1 episodes · 4 bullish · 2 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Feb 23, 2024 by Jason Cohen · said 2 times in 1 episodes since 2024 · across every show →
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Feb 23, 2024 positive
Cohen: Founders should accept acquisition offers that cross their financial freedom line
“This is why when you get offered some money to sell the company, it's often a good idea to take it. Of course it could be big in the future, but if you haven't crossed over to this life-changing amount of money yet, what I was in that post called the freedom l…”
Feb 23, 2024 positive
Cohen: Startups succeed by having one or two exceptionally compelling strengths
“Everything's screwed up. Okay. Different ways, different levels of screwed up. Sure. But everything's screwed up. And if there's those one or two things that are just so compelling, whether it's delighting people are so useful or it's built into their workflow…”
Feb 23, 2024 positive
Cohen: Framing products around value creation yields an order of magnitude higher pricing
“Saving money, saving time. It's not a bad proposition, but often the same product can be shown to generate value instead of saving time. And all of a sudden it's literally an order of magnitude more valuable.”
Feb 23, 2024
Jason Cohen: Actions required for PMF are the wrong actions when scaling
“And the things that got you to product markets that are the wrong actions to take when you scale, you're like, all I'm doing is experimenting. Not when you scale, you know what to do. Now you need to do more of it. You need specialists in it.”
Feb 23, 2024 negative
Feb 23, 2024 negative
Cohen: Expected value is the wrong way to evaluate startup acquisition offers
“Now what's interesting with the box game is if you're a statistician or you're an economist, what you would say is there's no difference between the two boxes because the expected value of both box is ten million. So they're the same. And my point is, no, they…”
Feb 23, 2024
Jason Cohen: When raising venture capital, the individual partner matters most
“A lot of times people are like, should I raise money from X where X is some venture firm? And the answer is always who at X, because the firm is, is there is something, because there's a culture and there's an attitude. It's not nothing. It's not nothing. But …”