Summary
Julian, a rocket scientist, shares his journey of building a space manufacturing company after facing initial rejections from SpaceX and EWOR. He emphasizes the importance of a 'minimal viable launch' approach, rapid execution, and securing early customer validation. He also highlights the need for clear communication and simplification to capture attention.
Key Topics
5 key topics from Julian Rothenbuchner and Daniel Dippold at Been there, Done that.. Thicker branches were mentioned more often in the talk.
Rejected by SpaceX and EWOR, then accepted
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Key Takeaways
- Go for MBL: Minimal Viable Launch to validate quickly.
- Execute rapidly and frugally to maintain momentum.
- Seek early customer validation to confirm market demand.
- Simplify communication to capture attention quickly.
- Adopt a gradient descent approach for problem-solving.
Overcoming Certification Hurdles
“Rule number one of the deep tech playbook we're writing the book. Right? Because all of the deep tech books suck as we established. Alright. So let's write the book today.”
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