Last week on his blog, Ben Horowitz of
Andreessen Horowitz diagnosed "Second
Startup Syndrome," a condition that many successful entrepreneurs
often suffer from. Second Startup Syndrome, says Horowitz, can derail
entrepreneurs as they move from one successful startup to founding their
next company. Second Startup Syndrome places too much emphasis on
business models and not enough on developing the core product, says
Horowitz. The company glosses over important details "assuming that
what worked the first time will automagically work the second time."
But even without suffering from Second Startup Syndrome, a second startup can simply fail to get off the ground. Markets, technologies can quickly change.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Avoiding Second Startup Syndrome
Author: Audrey Watters
