Famed serial-entrepreneur and teacher Steve Blank says there are six different varieties of startups: lifestyle, small business, scalable, buyable, social, and inside a large company.*
“A startup is a company working to solve a problem where the solution is not obvious and success is not guaranteed.”
A startup is a high-growth company that is scalable, focused on continuously growing, and one where the founders develop an exit strategy that results in either a sale of the company or an IPO.
Scalability in a startup refers to its ability to grow—usually at a fast pace and over the long haul—and with minimal incremental cost.
Remember your TAM isn't just the size of the overall market you play in, but the actual size of the market you can reasonably address.
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