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Growing at a speed you can survive with Eduardo Aguirre (opens the original)
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Eduardo Aguirre built a WhatsApp food ordering system for a friend in seven days. Ninety days later he had 300 customers, $450,000 in revenue, and a fleet of motorcycles he'd taken loans out to buy. That's the number that makes you feel like you've made it. It's also the number that almost ended him, and most of this episode lives in the distance between those two things. Eduardo is on his third company now. He was a Microsoft partner developer and an Apple genius before any of it, and he got hi
How to build a company VCs chase, with Kristin Oja, Founder of STAT Wellness (opens the original)
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Kristin Oja was born in the middle of a thunderstorm. Her mom likes to tell that story, because as Kristin says, raising her was its own kind of storm. Early on Kristin and her mom had a deal. All of her intensity had to go somewhere useful, and here is where it went: in seven years of building a healthcare company, through a pandemic, Kristin has never lost a single night of sleep. Her mantra is "let the fires burn." Whatever is smoldering at 10pm will still be smoldering in the morning, and sh
How to build in public without torching your brand – A practical 4 step framework to creating content (opens the original)
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Three people warned me off building in public in the span of five days. My fiancé, a fellow founder friend, and a TikTok that landed in my inbox from a founder swearing it off for good. It sent me down a rabbit hole, because I couldn't tell if being transparent about building my skincare company was going to work for me or against me. Here's where I landed: "should you build in public" is the wrong question. It isn't a yes or a no. It's a set of decisions. In this episode I break down what build
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