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...again, I don't think it costs that much now given
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...your upfront costs were going to be the lockers. Right? And let's let's kinda break this down. First of all, you couldn't raise any money. So how much money did you have to work with? We put all of our life savings into it. I had about a $120,000, sa
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...And so instead of 50% of our costs all of a sudden going away,
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...a startup, even as a solopreneur, is getting easier and easier. But as my experienced founders already know, there's a lot more to starting a company than just putting up a website or even building a product. If you're serious about going into busine
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...operational costs were starting to add up. Yeah. And it became pretty clear it was it became blindingly obvious that I was gonna run out of money. And so I really had this miles. I wanted to get to launch. I wanted to say I bootstrapped this brand to
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...were only two startup acquisitions worth more than $1,000,000,000, which together brought in just 3,200,000,000.0. The caveat here is that Wiz was $32,000,000,000 of the 54.5. So I think the more important number for us thinking about an unlocking of
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next couple quarters. So you're gonna get the people signed up. You're gonna get the system as planned. You're gonna start learning. The last time that Paradigmics raised according to the data I could find was, I think, 2023. And it seems like everyo
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Before I knew it, this online student community was something that I had to bring to life. So we started, okay, on day one. Do we have any money? Who funds this? And, like, how how do we actually start it? Yeah. So I guess through my endeavors early
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you know, the reality of venture is it's all just the work. You know, like finding the people, paying the people, doing all that work. To raise the first fund, my own view is that you have to have a shtick, like something you believe that's like you
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and being venture staff for about the last fifteen years before starting these funds in 2017. Okay. So you both founded your firms around the same time, but I'm sure your pals were very different. Can we talk about what it was like to raise your very
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...kept the costs very low. Yeah. We didn't overhire. We could use equity, as a big part of compensation over cash. We had a one bedroom apartment rather than some fancy office. You know, well, even before that, we were in just a little coworking space
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