Endurance in the Game

Staying in the game is the real superpower.

Most startups don't lose because the idea was wrong. They lose because runway ran out before product–market fit was executed.

The difference between a failed startup and a successful one often isn't the quality of the idea—it's the founder's ability to stay in the arena long enough to iterate their way to success.

The Survival Advantage

Every day you're still operating, you're learning something your competitors who quit yesterday will never know. The market reveals its secrets slowly, and only to those patient enough to listen.

Why We Back Endurance

At Acc.Ventures, we've learned to look beyond the pitch deck. We look for founders who:

• Have the resilience to weather inevitable setbacks
• Understand that pivots aren't failures—they're progress
• Build companies that can survive long enough to thrive
• Know that staying in the game is half the battle

The best ideas mean nothing without the runway to execute them. Endurance isn't just a trait—it's a strategy.