The issue lies on the fact that they seem to have overdone it. Part of the huge growth was that there was an enormous liquidity injected into the markets as a result of the government reacting to COVID to act as a stimulus for the economy. There’s a HUGE CORRECTION that’s been underway really since November, the public markets started correcting in November.” – David Sacks “Well, it’s gonna be very different than 2021, for sure. But it seems that the market is slowly correcting itself, so we might expect to see a “slump” this year. He notes that the huge growth was caused by certain situations in 2021, and how the public market reacted to it. Though the question that remains, according to David Sacks, is how sustainable it will be. The conversation starts on how 2021 was for venture capitalists and startups, which saw great growth on new businesses and new deals. How 2022 will play out for VCs and Startups The number one charting marketing podcast for marketers, category designers, and entrepreneurs with a different mind.

This episode is a certain portion of that, which I thought bears highlighting here on Lochhead on Marketing. If you want to check that out, go to Follow Your Different episode 267. If you didn’t know, I recently talked with David Sacks about a variety of topics, including business, current affairs, and how the two are interconnected. On this episode, we talk to David Sacks of Craft Ventures, on what every startup leader needs to know in the current business landscape. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | RSS | More Podcast (lochheadonmarketing): Play in new window | Download (Duration: 20:47 - 14.3MB) | Embed Share on Facebook Share on X (Twitter) Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Email

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