The text discusses the experience of Moisey Uretsky, who attended TechStars 4 A Day alongside 70 other companies. The event was worth it for the opportunity to learn from Fred Wilson and David Tisch, and to network with other startups. For those applying to TechStars, strong social proof is key, including getting mentors to vouch for their company. Updating the application regularly and showing progress can also increase chances of acceptance. Even if rejected, don't take it too hard, as many companies have applied multiple times before being accepted. To stand out, one needs to clearly articulate how they plan to leverage TechStars' network and resources. The program is intense but worth it, with a focus on time management and staying focused on goals.