u/BeneficialManner1840

Wanted to open an honest discussion here. I've seen VCs funding young entrepreneurs with limited experience and worked out great, as well advanced entrepreneurs having major challenges getting funding - how much does prior career experience really matter then? Personally, it probably matters less than many expect, but matters more than what VCs do not systematically reward it as much as they should either - likely partly due to the current VC cultures that focus on founders with lots of energy, can work long hours and also more 'controllable'.

I found this sub super cool. However, I heard that the success rate for a solo founder is actually higher than multi-founder situation. Also, the failure rate for cofounder is also strikingly high, and finding a good cofounder itself take lots of time. Given that, as brainstorming question for y'all: is co-founder really worth the hunt?

I realized that the major I-Ching English translations today different dramatically, and don't even use the same naming for the hexagrams. So wanted to do a quick survey - which is the favorite English I-Ching translation and why?