Venture capital is often perceived as focused on technological trends, yet what truly matters is the people and their ability to adapt and grow.
People, Not Tech, Drive Innovation
Experts argue that the real strength of startups lies not in technology but in how founders evolve and adapt. Innovations stem from changes in team thinking, not just from technological growth.
Founders' Emotions and Flexibility
Founders are not machines; they are individuals with emotions, hopes, and fears. The key to a successful startup is the founders' flexibility and resilience in adapting their strategies in response to challenges.
The Freedom to Build and Destroy
Venture capital requires investors to protect founders' freedoms to create original products and to destroy old models when necessary. Only those willing to challenge established norms stand a chance of success.
Thus, successful startups are built on talented individuals who are capable of constant internal transformation and are ready to adapt to changing conditions.
