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Intro
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Timing Matters
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Ordinary Founders are Extraordinary
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Debunking Common Myths
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Winning Entrepreneurs
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Entrepreneurs as Good Leaders
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Learning from John & Reed
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What Defines an Attractive Market?
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Raising Money
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Common Misconceptions
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The key factors
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Yang's Rules
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5 Pieces of Advice
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Core Investment Themes
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Explore the critical role of timing in entrepreneurial ventures with Geoff Yang, founding partner of Redpoint Ventures, in this Stanford Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders Seminar. Gain valuable insights into Redpoint's evaluation process for opportunities and debunk common myths about entrepreneurship. Discover what defines an attractive market, learn about raising money, and understand the key factors that contribute to successful ventures. Benefit from Yang's rules and five pieces of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. Delve into core investment themes and examine case studies of winning entrepreneurs, including lessons from John and Reed. Understand how ordinary founders can become extraordinary and why entrepreneurs need to be good leaders. This hour-long seminar combines Yang's expertise with interactive class discussions, offering a comprehensive look at the entrepreneurial landscape and venture capital perspectives.

Stanford Seminar - Venture Capitalist Geoff Yang on Why Timing Matters

Stanford University
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