I think I would choose to be a seed investor in Google, seems like a pretty solid idea to me.

We've all been there but what we takeaway from the experience is what matters. What did you learn?

I'll go first. "Creating content that adds value."

Things have undoubtedly changed dramatically and it may be a case of some things coming with us when we go back to normal. For me it will be wearing a mask in winter, I hate the flu and I get it every single winter bar the previous one so if I can prevent it, I'm going to.

Assuming you already have an MVP... They threw a pile of cash at you and your quest is to spend it smart. Some of it will go to distribution, but not much before there's a clear PMF. So most of it is going into the product. That means people. But when you hire your first few employees you want them to be the best for the job. And that can take months... So what do you in the awkward period between getting all that money and completing your dream team?

Do you do anything special or just treat it like every other day?

You have a new idea and it's on your mind, you want to get started, but where? What do you do first?

This sounds silly but when I launched my first startup 5 years ago, we didn't put in a vesting schedule Wanted to see what others have done but also things we know to avoid in the future!

Hi Makers & Hunters, How did you meet your challenges, and achieve your goals this week? share your stories

I am learning on my own. Mostly looking at others. This one question I have for a long time. What you all doing once you have your MVP up and running? Share anything