Why Founders Shouldn’t Copy the Silicon Valley Playbook
In the world of startups, Silicon Valley has long been regarded as the gold standard for innovation, disruption, and hypergrowth. The stories of companies that started in a garage and went on to dominate the global economy have become modern myths—tempting founders everywhere to replicate the “Valley way.”
But here’s the uncomfortable truth: what works in Silicon Valley doesn’t always work anywhere else. Blindly following the Valley playbook can be more of a trap than a blueprint.