Thefamily.co Website Review

europe, i love you, but you’re bringing me down. let’s reverse that situation. there are 99 problems, but your solution ain’t one. let’s fix it. change the way you work. learn how to concentrate on the tasks that matter. it’s not about complementarity. it’s about shared values and conversations. find your teammates. forget raising money when you start. be creatively cheap. that will be your most valuable as*et. contrary to business as usual, your pas*ion is authentic. you’re fully dedicated. say it, do it, prove it. winners take all. so go big or go home. but stay cool, you can learn how. great founders turn their flame into a big fire. that’s your responsability, and it’s hard, but that’s the key. use your personal story, find the reasons why, and create an inspiring culture. learn how to reverse the balance of power with investors. go have the courage of your convictions, act in accordance with your beliefs, especially in spite of criticism.. europe isn’t silicon valley - don’t be fooled by the number of accelerators, incubators and other things aiming to help startups. across europe. but any entrepreneur from a european country who recognizes the weaknesses and strengths of the local environment can. you just need to filter the knowledge and stories from successful silicon valley-based startups, put it into your context and adapt it.. that’s the best way to know what to apply to your life and your company, and what isn’t applicable to the european reality. when the family was just 24 hours old, we were making a pitch deck to introduce ourself to the world. if you go back and look at that pitch one thing has stayed there from the beginning, and that was on the very first slide, which asked, “why are we opening the family?” and the answer was because france is toxic. now i can say, after traveling around, launching in berlin and london, that in truth europe is toxic. there’s something so specific about our environment and its relationship with innovation that makes it very difficult to be an