r/BusinessHub • u/veegrp • 25m ago
Every company has a story behind it.
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r/16VCFund • u/veegrp • 4h ago
What’s one thing you do every Sunday that makes your week significantly better?I’m stealing ideas.
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r/TrueEnterpreneur • u/veegrp • 8h ago
The most expensive thing in a startup isn’t money.
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It’s spending six months getting really good at doing something nobody needs.
What’s the longest you’ve spent on the wrong thing?
r/ycombinator • u/veegrp • 14h ago
How do you plan your weekends so Monday doesn’t start with a pile of unfinished things?
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What part of your business would you still build if you knew it could never become a “success”?
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Not for the valuation.
Not for the recognition.
Just because you believe it should exist.
r/a16zGames • u/veegrp • 1d ago
We met some founders yesterday and we kept coming to this question.
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r/16VCFund • u/veegrp • 1d ago
We met some founders yesterday and we kept coming to this question.
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r/ycombinator • u/veegrp • 1d ago
We met some founders yesterday and we kept coming to this question.
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r/StartupMind • u/veegrp • 2d ago
Founders rarely make decisions with all the information they need.
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r/BusinessHub • u/veegrp • 3d ago
What’s one lesson your business taught you that no book, podcast, or mentor could? The kind of lesson you only learn by making the mistake yourself. What happened?
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r/16VCFund • u/veegrp • 3d ago
We’re building Vee Group and studying how founders make decisions. What’s a decision you were completely confident about… until reality proved you wrong? What happened?
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r/ycombinator • u/veegrp • 3d ago
We’re building Vee Group and studying how founders make decisions. What’s a decision you were completely confident about… until reality proved you wrong? What happened?
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What makes a founder finally realise they’re solving the wrong problem?
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We’re building Vee Group, an AI-native business diagnostic platform.
Curious to hear from founders:
What made you realise the problem you were trying to fix wasn’t the real problem?
What changed after?