"The fact that we get to speak to hundreds of founders year in year out for the past 10 years, it gives you a lot of insight as a VC, if you’re open to learning and if you’re open to getting to understand the macro stuff because you’ve seen 60 companies in the payment space. You see 40 companies doing logistics. You see twenty companies doing agriculture. That gives you a certain insight and it gives you a certain opinion, and it gives you certain data that others tend not to see and that puts us into a very unique position. And I guess that’s how people are looking for help and support and guidance. If you’re a board member or if you are involved in a founder’s journey. And you’re not doing it once, you’re doing it like 60 times, then that also gives you insights and give you insights about personalities. It gives you insight about how people grow from being this really young insecure founder to someone running a billion-dollar company and seeing that journey really close from the outside in is really valuable.- Michael Lints" - Michael Lints
In this episode, Jeremy Au speaks on the founders journey, the VC's position of trust, and the discipline of sharing your writing in public.
Keywords: Founders Journey, VCs Position of Trust, Sharing Your Writing, Singapore, Europe, VC, Thought Leadership, Creators
