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Are you a camel startup? We’re all familiar with the unicorn They’re the Ubers, the Grubhubs - big organizations with big rewards. Bright & shiny! They = instant gratification. All the things the camel is not. But that doesn’t mean being a camel is a bad thing. It’s all about the mindset. Where the unicorn startup might go 𝗕𝗜𝗚 The camel startup is one of endurance. They are: 🏝️ Frugal with their finances 🏝️ Conservative with their resources and 🏝️ Patient in their approach And in today’s COVID economy, being a camel might just save the day After all, you don’t want to burn through reserves when it’s so hard to get investors 🔥 Being a camel startup is all about not getting hung up on moving too quickly and being patient enough to keep the bigger picture in mind all while keeping a keen eye on the prize that’s glinting at you in the distance. Is your startup a unicorn or a camel? Would you change mindsets if you could? We’d love to know in the comments below! ⤵ #coiq #podcast #healthtech #digitalhealth #startups #camelstartups #innovation #healthcare
Very informative 🎙Dr Roxie Mooney, DBA b
Really great interview 🎙Dr Roxie Mooney, DBA👍
Love it, we are a camel startup, pardon my stealing the term.
From this prospective: I’m Camel caravan Startup. Long one :) Health is longest business ever
Great piece Roxie. How's it going?
Well said, 🎙Dr Roxie Mooney, DBA. It's important to credit other methods of equally hard work.
Great watch!
Very smart guest you have!
Wow, incredible insights from the guest!
CEO and Cofounder at Vulcan Augmetics (Techstars 21)
4yInteresting interview. I would disagree about the raising capital early part though. If you are going to be a camel you gotta start with something to survive ON during the lean times, and a nice single early capital injection to get you to market leanly is a very useful thing to have. That said, im talking from the perspective of a hardware/medtech startup, so no matter how lean we get there will always be some unavoidable costs.