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by staunch
7029 days ago
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"Is it too late guys?" That's not a very "founder-y" type question. If you're relying on external approval and motivation you're going to have a hard time shouldering a startup. Fierce determination means not letting anything (including age or "rules") stop you. Joe Kraus is fond of saying: "The beginning of the discussion is when someone says 'no' -- that's where the fun begins." Why don't you save up, build your startup prototype, get users loving it, and THEN give YC or a VC a call. There's nothing like hard evidence you have a clue to get someone's attention. I'll be a bit harsh and suggest you might just be searching for an excuse why you can't do it. By the way: PG and co. were around 30 when they did Viaweb.
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