If you don't call it “great”, you're doing something wrong
Two days at the WMF fair with the whole team. Tired, sweaty, and sure of one thing: if you do startups and you don't find it great, there's a problem.
Simone Tabellini2 min readoriginal post on Instagram
Translated from Italian.
Oh my dear founder…
WMF, We Make Future, is done for another year. Great to be at the fair with the whole play2match team. Great to see lots of new people and familiar faces come to our desk to compliment us: it means we're doing a little something right, and that we're telling the story well too.
Great to see people hyped about our crowdfunding, at times even more hyped than me. And great to play Pitch Volley, our sports networking format, with Vero Volley and Winx Club France.
The lesson
A fair is exhausting: on your feet all day, the same explanation repeated a hundred times. But if you decide to do startups and you don't call what you do “great”, folks, you're getting a little something wrong.
That doesn't mean it's always easy. It means the effort has to make sense. Ours is helping people meet through sport, and at a fair you see it happen right in front of you. If you want to try it, the matches are here.
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MEMENTO MORI – Tabba 🔥