Why It’s So Hard to Scale a Great Idea
2022-05-05
https://hbr.org/2022/05/why-its-so-hard-to-scale-a-great-idea
For scaling, a false positive is an erroneous sign that an idea has voltage when it really doesn’t.
When possible, the solution for rooting out false positives is to have at least three independent replications of the idea that show early promise .
Founders often look to incubators and accelerators to grow their startups. But there’s another option.
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