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...doing, solo bootstrap than than the other way around. One else, like, even from a pure cold angle of, like, the financial outcome, obviously, if you're able to bootstrap your business and and and, again, get out of, like, the escape velocity, be prof
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...things that, as a founder, I felt like were not, worse of my time, which was definitely a mistake.
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...the solo, but the boot stopping thing. Less stressful. Like, you wake up in the morning as, like, you feel profitable and and just, like, I think there's, like, this term, default alive. It's so much easier. I've done both. And the weight of, raising
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...founders? I'm just trying to understand, because it feels like you're founding the company. I don't babysit founders.
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...founders. Okay. Digital nomads and my remote entrepreneurs. I need you to listen to me right now. I know you wanna build that next great company. Well, you're gonna need two things. Right? You're gonna need a great idea and you're gonna need to prope
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Even before we we have written the first line of code, we don't have a product, but we ask you how would you evaluate that product, how would you run a POV for that product. Essentially, we ask all the tough questions in the first few months for the
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...Any solo founders? One, two, three. So four. So about, yeah, four out of 30 are and for our program here at Founder University, we always pick multiples. We don't want solo co founders unless they are extremely, extremely good at recruiting
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...know, solo founders is cool at the beginning. It can get very lonely very quickly. So, you know, you could argue that on the other end, founder divorce is one of the worst things in the world. But by and large, you know, I've found that teams of, lik
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...for solo founders to use the extra equity in their advantage. Right? Look, if I am a solo founder and I have 35 to 40%, quote, unquote, more equity than I would have had I had a cofounder, can I increase the generosity of those founding engineer, fou
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...solo founder is always a weakness in the eyes of venture capitalists because they have seen and they have pattern recognition that you gotta go big. You need to have, like, you know, two or three cofounders to kinda spread out the work. Did you have
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...here for the founders in this program, and you also came with me to Saudi. And so we'll talk today about what people should focus on. Pretty open dialogue. Of course, one of my besties, William Barnes, is here. He was Travis's
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“Small teams making $10M annually might beat most VC-backed founders”
...backed founders, right, who are illiquid, who are stuck. And, whether whether they can or can't raise, but it's just tough and you have total flexibility and control. So then are there new capital str
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