sajclarke2

Yes it's important but the widespread rejection from startup founders (especially successful ones) refers to sticking to one preset plan and never adjusting to customer demand or market conditions. Writing a 30+ page business plan makes you reluctant to change it except for when it may be too late.

This sounds horrible but is probably likely

We were also rejected (www.medirevu.com) but our chat with Paul Buchheit during YC Open OfficeHours has already set us on a much better path.

Rejected and motivated