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Super !!!
Comment from : Fuad Mehraliyev

No thank you Bill gross this is a business hack
Comment from : sam

Useless information 100 of people and businesses of success need good timing And you'll never really know if it's the good time for a startup business Let's say someone back in the time would link the airbnb future success to the crisis, it would be just some intuition of outcome among several other possibilities
Comment from : Flp G

Time is money
Comment from : Adnan Ali

This is one of the best video I watched in less than 7min someone who is upto the point and explained with perfect relatable examples
Comment from : Rudresh Bhopatrao

Timing needs to take into account evolving conditions Which makes timing luck
Comment from : beetalius

Some start ups succeed, because of luck and brute numbers there are so many of them The barrier for entry in software is so low that any kid in his bedroom can have a start up So if you imagine millions of start ups like darts flying at a board on a wall The dart doesn’t have to be thrown particularly well in order for one or two or 10 out of 1 million to hit the bull’s-eye
Comment from : beetalius

“To make the world a better place” straight outa Silicon Valley
Comment from : beetalius

its really interesting!
Comment from : Ethan Gosaletane

😍😍😍
Comment from : Qanbary

Great talk I love it At what time you offer your solution to the customer is key In restrospective it is quite easy to see it There was a time to launch a search engine in 1999, an e-commerce in year 2000 A social network in 2003 An AI based API in 2023 Now you know it in restrospective How can we make something out of it ? Its like using the news to explain a drop in stock market after it happened The only thing it shows is the usefullness of methodes like Design Sprint to benchmark rapidly the ecosystem of users and get to know if you are in the "timing" Companies like Blablacar and Netflix existed for 10 years and started to explode at a point when the "timing" was good The 3DO console was what XBOX en PS5 are now ( a plateforme for any software company to put software on your TV) but in 1998 ! 3DO was a majeor failure , no one needed it at the time If 3DO had survived 20 years it would be on the good timing History is full of those "bad timing" 1993 the Newton tablet is an ipad without the internet 3G, fail
Comment from : Tooap

This was the BEST Ted Talk I have listened to!!
Comment from : Dancehall Divas

Hence the saying, timing is everything Because it really is
Comment from : Steffi Baker

Who says they succeed? Last time I checked they burn money
Comment from : Let’s Go Brandon

Luck and copying?
Comment from : Raphaël Nej

Wow, timing is the most important, who would think that? You're telling me that if I start a business for horses and carriages now it will fail? But if I did that back in 1800 it would succeed? WOW!
Comment from : hkgamma

Wonderful video thank you
Comment from : Alex Taylor

The speaker conducted research on the factors that contribute to the success of startupsbrThe five factors he identified as most important for success were: timing, team and execution, idea and adaptability, business model, and fundingbrTiming was found to be the most significant factor, accounting for 42 of the difference between success and failurebrThe speaker gave examples of successful companies like Airbnb and Uber, whose success was influenced by the right timing and meeting consumer needsbrThe speaker emphasized that while ideas and execution are important, timing plays a crucial role in determining the success of a startup
Comment from : AXR

A+ presentation -- certainly one of the best!
Comment from : Charles Gaulden

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Everything really has to start with an idea!brWe would add to these points the Research&Development stage to research the chosen niche and make sure that our product or service will be in demand among the audiencebrbrWe talk more about how to do it yourself or with the help of a software development partner on our channel!
Comment from : JetSoftPro: software development one-stop-shop

This video has been inspiring our company for years Thank you Ted and Bill Gross 💯💯
Comment from : Growth Development Consultancy

Watching this and I can't agree more brbrHe said a lot about understanding the market when discussing Timing
Comment from : Ebiekutan Michael

I think when he said timing is just another word for luck
Comment from : Gavin Balajadia

it is dumb luck
Comment from : Jonathan Think

"Time is money" given a different meaning
Comment from : Aidid Rashed Efat

Uber doesn't solve any problem that taxis didn't, except the "how do I avoid paying my drivers maintenance, healthcare, and pretend that wasn't my intention"
Comment from : VeB

Notice that he puts "funding" as the least important factor Notice also that he himself is a business ownerbrI would like to point your direction to a study on the game of monopoly, and how in a rigged game, where one player starts with more capital and moves than the other, that player always ends up wining, and that same player almost never credits the increased wealth he had at the beginning brMakes you think there is some connection there
Comment from : VeB

Now we need a talk about how to know its the right time
Comment from : Sinlo Kemp

Couldn't agree more i exprienced it my self Thank You
Comment from : Iriana Muadz

Everybody has a plan until he gets punched in the face !
Comment from : Gracy Kaymona

One of the best Ted talk ever
Comment from : Christopher Tebele

I think timming and Idea and Team is the most importent another subjects is not that much importent because when u have a good team u will do it anyway that subjects
Comment from : Drowned

Zoom and Nvidia are very good examples of perfect timing, thanks for sharing
Comment from : Random Rebel

Interesting breakdown and clearly presented What I am wondering though, isn't timing not just the result of technological readiness Like Airbnb, Uber and his Z company were maybe always a great idea (no matter the timing), but technology was not yet on the level to make it easy accessable for customers So not sure the breakdown in five components is telling the whole story
Comment from : P Harg

great
Comment from : China LED Solar Lights Factory

This is such a great video! Straight to the point
Comment from : SaaS Marketing Studio

Short and to the point Time is necessary
Comment from : Business Avana

such a bs analysis how does he measure timing?
Comment from : Murat Özcelik

I'm holding my stock and no "breaking news" FUD will get me to sell We are an army and all have diamond hands I'm sick of the market manipulation by the hedge funds and whales It's past due time to teach those greedy b's a lesson
Comment from : Erin Mills

Very inspiring
Comment from : Nebo Precious

Makes me think of oculus rift
Comment from : Clouded Journey

Great content
Comment from : Portmann International

The thing about timing is that if you wait for the right timing to launch it will be too late
Comment from : Fiz

It's just empty theoretical
Comment from : Loujin Khalil

This is financial advice and I never give financial advice: DONT LEAVE DURING THE BEAR If you don’t want to invest…learn If you don’t want to learn…build If you don’t want to build observe DO SOMETHING…other than leave There is so much opportunity here Take advantage!
Comment from : Susan Nico

Be it a research idea or a business idea, I’ve always thought timing was important in a make-or-break kind of way To me, ongoing funding/steady cash flow comes second to be able to sustain the idea And idea shouldn’t even be in that list as it’s really the core of it all Without an idea, you have nothing brbrMy Q-U-E-S-T-I-O-N is—when does one pilot test an idea? Right at the beginning, before trademarking, registering, copyrighting, and patenting the idea?
Comment from : An Ds

But, you don't know if you have the right timing do you? Can you plan for the right timing of your start-up?
Comment from : Love the Adventure

Hahahaha, he talks about great businesses and mentions Airbnb and Uber Didn’t knew that companies with high income, higher spendings are a good business 😂
Comment from : Michael Bauer

It's 42 about timing
Comment from : Luiz Cent

So it's luck?
Comment from : Ilker Colak

Because money is really worthless so someone who has a lot of it can just throw it at any stupid idea and make it happen as a gamble?
Comment from : Riael Kratek

7 minutes of pure gold!!
Comment from : Kasdim Fer

Greattt
Comment from : JAIPREET Singh

I'm sure that Daniel Pink would agree with this
Comment from : Sander Buitelaar

essentially give the world what it needs, when it needs it is the criteria for success
Comment from : SYBIOTE

Excellent
Comment from : Start now

Bill Gross' TED Talk on the essential criteria of startup success was both entertaining and informative It's fascinating to see how one component can make such a big impact in a company's performance, and his data-driven approach teaches entrepreneurs a lot
Comment from : Reinforz AI

awesome ted talk very stright to the point of what he's aiming for and how he's going to excute it
Comment from : syed Abbas

lol how funny considering current massive failure of dozens of startups
Comment from : Afifa

You can't time the market So it's just luck I think the most important thing is strong commitment, faith, and never-yielding will
Comment from : Shawn GAO

Can I use the content of this video as a main topic for my book?
Comment from : zephyr ; 🦴

Very true for startup founders His thoughts help a lot when starting an own business
Comment from : Jens Köster

Bill Gross's insightful analysis of start-up success factors has inspired me to prioritize rapid experimentation and iteration in my own business ventures Thanks for sharing this invaluable wisdom!
Comment from : Guys Finance

Timing is simply doing research and seeing if your idea fills a need in the market, it's simpler than it sounds really
Comment from : Your Wellness Today

great !
Comment from : cyk yewkong chang

Steal ideas and build start upbrStory if MicrosoftbrFacebookbrApplebrTesla
Comment from : Deep Desire

Awful TED talkbrSelf shilling, bad methodology, unactionable advicebrHe is basically using a lot of words to say the biggest factor is luck, which in essence is true, but he wraps it in bullshit Go and talk to consumers to see if they want the idea? real advanced insights No wonder TED went the way of the dodo with this kind of quality, why was this suggested now anyway
Comment from : drekmastermind

Respect to Bill!
Comment from : Profitpeers

you didn’t define what success is yes in some regards those top businesses you chose are successful because everyone knows about them they got a lot of VC and have a lot of users not all of them are profitable there are some such as youtube who are owned by google so we may never know if they’d of been successful indepdently or if it’s cos they were acquired they were days away from bankruptcy due to cloud fees before they were acquired so is the metric for success “big, well known and well used”
Comment from : Dan

Ill forever not not watch this video
Comment from : Cydre

His chart didn't add up to 100 percent though
Comment from : Isazi Sempi

I came here to learn how to invest after listening to abrguy on radio talk about the importance of investingbrand how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k,brSomehow this video has helped shed light on somebrthings, but I'm still confused, I'm a newbie and I'm openbrto ideas
Comment from : Cecilia Cisneros

I hope to see Bill Gross talks more often! He´s a very interesting figure
Comment from : Sebastiao Gomes

The thing lacking in this presentation is HOW he got those numbers Some of the numbers are up to interpretation
Comment from : Sam Garcia

He is an idiot of highest standard Timing is not in your control It can just be a luck that can work in favor The second option and rest are good in order
Comment from : Vikas Shukla

I disagree, I think the academic lab is the best means to achieve and unlock human potential
Comment from : Ram Samudrala

When I first watched this 2 years ago I didn't fully comprehend until I thought about it deeply and it has really changed my way of thinking
Comment from : Charles Chege

Cashflow! Gawd you guys are so complicated
Comment from : Be Realistic

Why disrespect Mike by saying you never thought you’d quote him on Ted stage?
Comment from : Harman Chahal

Ambition
Comment from : johnny comelately

These dimensions are not at all independent A good team can trigger any of the other factors To have good timing is almost the same as having a good idea Any of these can trigger more funding, which he acknowledged Even if you assume his individual assessments of companies are perfect, the findings are still very inconclusive and subject to a lot of interpretation
Comment from : megamaser

There is some good insight here from the intuition of an expert But it's far from scientific It's just his opinions in a formalized structure that may slightly mitigate some of his biases
Comment from : megamaser

This is one of the best speeches on the channel Continue in the same spirit!
Comment from : Boost my

I clicked on the YouTube Thumbnail for this video by reading Bill Gates but after seeing the guy I read carefully again and it's Bill Gross! LOL
Comment from : Ishaqgood

Startups fails, because not brainstorming enough a fellow creator
Comment from : Yasin Nabi

When someone puts years of research and experience into 6:41 minutes you can feel it, powerful!
Comment from : Musa Sibeko

The insights on the importance of focus and the role it plays in the success of start-ups really resonated with me I think it's easy to get caught up in the excitement and hype of a new business venture and try to tackle too many things at once, but the message about the importance of prioritizing and staying laser-focused on a single goal really hits home
Comment from : Josh Mountain

This is one of the best ted speeches so far
Comment from : Jet U Arintt

I get it but how should i know the best timing for my idea?Should i do it ASAP or wait?
Comment from : Yasmin Borges

The key to all your stats is team and execution, resulting in timing, better attraction of funding, better choice of the right business model, etc thanks for the stats Like all stats the interpretation, is what gives meaning to the numbers
Comment from : Patrick Mathe

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