#95 Code Cubitt: Coachability Is Critical

This is what separates, you know, really good entrepreneurs from the rest of the pack, is is they have that vision. They have that crystal ball that they can see. And more importantly, they have the ability to articulate it and convince not only co-founders and employees to join, but also investors and customers to to see that vision with them. Shane Parrish and you're listening to the Knowledge Project. This podcast and our website, fs.blog, help you sharpen your mind by mastering the best of what other people have already figured out. If you enjoy this podcast, we've created a premium version that brings you even more. You'll get ad free versions of the show. Early access to episodes, transcripts, and so much more.

If you want to learn more now, head on over to fs dot blog slash podcast or check out the show notes for a link. This week I'm talking with Venture Capitalist Code Cubit of Mysteryl Venture Partners. Code's path to becoming a VC wasn't a straight line. He was kicked out of university not once, but twice. Since he's investing at the seed stage before a product market fit has been established, we're going to explore effective questions for evaluating founders.

The decision making process, common mistakes that companies make as they scale, and information curation. It's time to listen and learn. Oh You were kicked out of university not once, but twice. Can you what a great starting point. Not uh not my finest moment. Actually it's a it's a love story. So we'll start off our our interview here with a love story. So

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