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Replying to @estherkunda
The incentives for the ecosystem point the other way. Accelerators are measured on cohort size and money raised, donors on reach, founders on momentum. Nobody gets paid for killing an idea early. A real ecosystem effort would look like small fixed test budgets per idea, shared kill criteria agreed before the test, and published results, including the stops.
Replying to @estherkunda
Seven tests I trust: existing workaround spend, a deposit before it exists, a price ceiling, repeat use at week 8, unit economics without subsidy, a sale without the founder, and cheap reach at customer 100. Then stress the market: FX shock, no donor money, 90-day payments. You’re right that nobody funds this. The incentive is to graduate cohorts, not to stop them.
Replying to @eaglestowerX
Host insulted her and it makes sense ? Rebuked you how ?
Edison Ade retweeted
Nobody really prepares founders for how exciting it is when their employees start coming up with better ideas than they do.
Replying to @estherkunda
Both matter, but the test I trust most is commercial. Before building, write down what would make you stop. Then run the cheapest version with real customers for 12 weeks and check it against that list. Sandboxes help when the regulator is the hinderance, which is mostly fintech and health.
Africa has plenty of ideas worth building. What we lack is a reliable way to test them early, back the right ones, and let the rest go before they cost anyone their best years.
In 1913, Max Ringelmann had men pull on a rope alone and in groups. As groups grew, each person pulled less. Meetings work the same way. A room of nine people each assuming someone else will do the thinking.
Most service businesses don’t lose money in one big leak. They lose it in the gaps between tools.
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Edison Ade retweeted
the first step is CASHFLOW. You need a source that vomits cash predictably and frequently. No matter how small.
Your job title might be the least interesting thing about you.
We’ve become very good at introducing ourselves with labels.
Founder.
Designer.
Writer.
Marketer.
Consultant.
Engineer.
Useful shorthand.
Terrible descriptions of human beings.
Because your real value rarely fits neatly into the box on your LinkedIn profile.
Maybe you’re the person who connects people who should know each other.
Maybe you can turn a half-baked thought into something people can actually build.
Maybe you know how to make strangers feel welcome.
Maybe you’re ridiculously good at spotting what everyone else missed.
Maybe you can teach.
Cook.
Listen.
Organise.
Tell stories.
Make people laugh.
Solve problems.
Create energy in a room.
None of those may appear on your CV.
They still have value.
That’s the idea behind Creative Chaos: The Exchange.
On October 10, we’re experimenting with a different kind of room.
No obsessing over titles.
No measuring people by follower counts.
No pretending that money is the only thing worth exchanging.
Instead, you arrive with what you have:
Skills. Ideas. Creativity. Time. Energy. Perspective. Connections. Solutions.
And you discover what those things become when they collide with what someone else has.
You might walk in thinking you have nothing to offer.
I suspect that’s exactly the kind of person who should come.
Because perhaps the question isn’t:
“What do you do?”
Perhaps we’ve been asking the wrong question.
What can you offer?
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📅 October 10
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Come curious.
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Temi Nkem definitely played the game from the little I saw and gathered. Well done #bbnaija
Replying to @Nccbella
This is how I know I am old. Because I know this 😂😂







