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When you introduce yourself as part of your community, you signal that you’re building with others in mind. That is true topophilia - love of place.
Startups that appear “lucky” often have teams who’ve quietly engineered dozens of micro-decisions, relationships, and sacrifices behind the scenes.
A great startup community happens when a whole cast of characters step onto the stage, each saying “yes, and.”
We need to design our ecosystems to invite more people into the game — not just reward those already playing.
Startups don’t die from lack of vision — they die from a lack of execution.
