Biography

About Biography

Biography is a chronological deep dive into the lives of tech founders and builders. No polished origin stories - just raw conversations about obsession, burnout, reinvention, and the slow, uncertain process of building something meaningful. Each episode unpacks the messy truth behind the journey, from broke to breakout. Video episodes on Spotify.

Publisher

Wouter Teunissen

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

3 May 2025

Latest episode

9 Apr 2026

Latest episodes

13 of 19 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   9 Apr 2026TRANSCRIPT

   The Man Behind Google Docs Has A Warning For Every Founder In 2026

   Host Wouter sits down with Zach Lloyd, founder and CEO of Warp, to discuss building in a rapidly evolving AI market and his insights from scaling Google Sheets.

2. 

   26 Mar 2026TRANSCRIPT

   He Ignored Every Startup Rule and Built a $2.5B AI Company

   In this episode, Wouter sits down with Erik Bernhardsson, founder and CEO of Modal, the cloud compute platform that powers some of the fastest-growing AI companies in the world, including Lovable, Meta, and Chai. Before Modal, Erik built Spotify's recommendation engine from scratch; then scaled Bolt's engineering team from 10 to 10,000 people in five years; and watched it nearly collapse when interest rates rose. He started Modal self-funded, with a tiny team and almost no customers, two years before anyone noticed. Then stable diffusion dropped, and everything changed overnight. Erik talks about why you learn more from success than failure, how he keeps a pulse on an 80-person organization, and the fundraising advice he gives every founder: raise less than you think, at a lower valuation than you want, and never confuse VC enthusiasm for a strategy. If you're building something hard and wondering whether conviction is enough to carry you through, Erik is proof that sometimes it is. ----more---- Presented by Rho, the all-in-one banking platform for startups. Thousands of companies like Perplexity and Product Hunt use Rho to manage their cash. Biography Pod listeners and viewers can get a $1,500 statement credit plus exclusive perks. To learn more, visit https://rho.co/biography ----more---- This episode is also presented by AssemblyAI, the leading Speech AI platform. Their API gives developers access to production-ready models for transcription, speaker detection, summarization, and more. If you're building anything with voice or audio data, AssemblyAI is the standard. Check them out at https://www.assemblyai.com/explore/biography-podcast?utm_source=biography&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=credit_grant ----more---- And by beehiiv, the newsletter platform built for growth. If you're thinking about starting or scaling a newsletter, beehiiv is what the best operators use — including Biography. Get started at https://www.beehiiv.com ----more---- Follow Wouter: https://x.com/WouterTeunissenFollow Erik: https://x.com/bernhardssonFollow Modal: https://x.com/modal ----more---- Biography Newsletter: https://biography.beehiiv.com/ ----more---- (00:00) Trailer(01:23) Why study physics over CS(03:03) Physics thinking in business(05:35) Random sampling for accountability(07:44) Many ways to fail, few to win(09:33) Listen to pain, not solutions(11:05) Infrastructure requires conviction(14:00) Joining Spotify as employee 40(19:00) Leaving and scaling from 10 to 10,000(23:30) Starting Modal(25:59) Stable diffusion changes everything(28:28) Finding product-market fit(31:50) Product-led growth(34:09) Should have hired sales earlier(37:00) Keeping the org simple(41:26) Co-locating across offices(43:31) Hire from successful companies(47:29) Don't take too much funding(51:39) Modal's funding rounds(55:49) Advice for younger founders(59:30) Modal's multi-product future(01:05:02) US vs Europe startups(01:08:46) Wrap-up

3. 

   17 Mar 2026TRANSCRIPT

   SaaS is dead: This is how Intercom became a true AI first company and made $100M from ONE product.

   Host Wouter Teunissen interviews Des Traynor, co-founder of Intercom, about pivoting to an AI-first strategy and navigating the future of SaaS.

4. 

   6 Mar 2026TRANSCRIPT

   You should build a consumer AI company today (Connor Zwick, Speak)

   Host Wouter Teunissen interviews Connor Zwick, founder and CEO of Speak, about building ambitious consumer AI companies and finding product-market fit.

5. 

   5 Jan 2026

   Hard Work is Overrated: How Shaan Puri Built a Multi Million Dollar Podcast Empire

   In this episode, Wouter sits down with Shaan Puri, co-host of My First Million and serial entrepreneur, to talk about why grinding harder is often the wrong strategy—and what actually leads to outsized success. Before podcasts and exits, Shaan made a counterintuitive decision: he quit a $120k job, moved in with friends, and committed to a year of being strategically broke. Not because it was easy, but because it maximised learning, adventure, and freedom. That decision set the foundation for everything that followed. In this conversation, Shaan shares stories from selling his company to Twitch/Amazon, lessons from his father, insights from people like Naval Ravikant, Warren Buffet, MrBeast, Derek Sivers, and hard-earned beliefs about choosing projects, partners, and environments that compound over time. I really enjoyed this conversation because it is about choosing better games, increasing your odds, and designing a life where effort compounds instead of drains you. If you’ve ever felt stuck doing “the right thing” but sensing it’s the wrong path, this episode will hit hard. As a reminder this episode is presented by Rho , the all-in-one banking platform for startups. Thousands of startups like Perplexity, Product Hunt, and more use Rho. You get everything you need to manage your startup’s cash. Exclusively for Biography Pod listeners and viewers, you’ll get a $1500 statement credit plus a ton of exclusive perks when you manage your company cash with Rho. To learn more, visit https://rho.co/biography Follow Shaan: https://x.com/shaanVP MyFirstMillion:  @MyFirstMillionPod Follow Wouter: https://x.com/WouterTeunissen Biography Newsletter: https://biography.beehiiv.com/ Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:54 - Quitting a $120k job to be broke and live with 3 friends (Don’t linger on bad decisions) 00:08:31 - Fear is what holds people back more so than anything else 00:11:53 - How to get what you (actually) want. 00:15:04 - Most people are not serious 00:20:34 - Ask others and see what super power does that give me 00:27:04 - Who is the most important voice in your life? 00:29:57 - Why I decided to sell my company to Twitch & Amazon. 00:38:42 - The biggest waste of time is doing something that needn’t been done at all (Elon) 00:40:38 - “You can’t run an A/B test on life” (Act Accordingly!) 00:51:15 - There are no bonus points for making things harder for yourself (location) 00:58:56 - The best people are 'down' (Buffet)

6. 

   1 Dec 2025

   How He Built Remote into a $3 BN+ Company in 6 years.

   In this episode, Wouter Teunissen sits down with Job van der Voort, founder and CEO of Remote.com, to unpack how he built one of the most valuable startups and what the future of company building looks like in the age of AI. Before Remote, Job studied neuroscience and psychology, then joined GitLab as one of its first employees, helping it scale into a multibillion-dollar company. But through that journey, he saw a problem few were solving: hiring globally was still a nightmare. So in 2019, he and Co-Founder Marcelo Lebre started Remote.com to fix i and to make it easy for any company, anywhere, to employ anyone in the world. In this conversation, we talk about: - Why every founder should “virtually integrate” their business. - How to scale from 5 to 2,000 employees without losing focus. - What studying neuroscience taught Job about luck, judgment, and decision-making. - When to raise money (and when not to) I really enjoyed this conversation, Job was incredibly kind and thoughtful. We talk about everything, from founder psychology to product design (a conversation topic I really enjoyed) AI, and the philosophy of building companies that last. This episode is presented by Rho , the all-in-one banking platform for startups. Thousands of startups like Perplexity, Product Hunt, and more use Rho. You get everything you need to manage your startup’s cash. Exclusively for Biography Pod listeners and viewers, you’ll get a $1500 statement credit plus a ton of exclusive perks when you manage your company cash with Rho. To learn more, visit ⁠https://rho.co/biography ⁠ Follow Job: ⁠https://x.com/jobvo ⁠ Remote: ⁠https://www.remote.com⁠ Follow Wouter: ⁠https://x.com/WouterTeunissen⁠ Biography Newsletter: ⁠https://biography.beehiiv.com/⁠ Timestamps: 00:00:00  - Intro 00:01:16- The First Years of Remote . Com 00:02:26 - Founder Mode 00:05:49 - It's all your fault. 00:12:42 - Why you need to virtually integrate 00:21:19 - "In 2021, we grew from 50 to 650 people...." 00:30:25 - You should always be doing this... 00:35:37 - How do you build a valuable product? 00:42:52 - How Job manages a 2,000+ company from his attic 00:51:44 - Work life balance? 00:57:23 - Should you raise as much money as possible? 01:08:17 - Should you build a remote first company? 01:11:36 - Job's first work experience 01:13:26 - What Studying Psychology and Neuroscience teaches you 01:16:07 - The Luck Factor in Science is not in your favour 01:24:01 - When is it time to start a company? 01:25:36 - Borrowing money to start my first business 01:31:43 - Joining Gitlab ($6 Billion) as an early employee 01:34:30 - How Our Startup Won Apple as a client 01:36:42 - Focusing as you scale 01:41:29 - What makes a great product? 01:48:35 - When is it time to add features? 01:49:43 - Should you start a company in Europe or are we screwed? 02:03:52 - The future of company building in the age of AI

7. 

   13 Nov 2025TRANSCRIPT

   He Raised $800M Starting at 18 to Invest In Startups (Harry Stebbings, 20VC)

   In this episode, Wouter Teunissen sits down with Harry Stebbings, founder of 20VC, to explore how he turned a teenage side project into one of venture capital’s most influential media empires. At just 18, Harry launched The Twenty Minute VC from his childhood bedroom. Within a few years, it became the go-to show for the world’s top investors and founders—from Sequoia to Stripe. That momentum became the foundation for 20VC Fund, which has now raised more than $800 million to back early-stage startups. Harry’s story is one of relentless curiosity and consistency. He shares what he’s learned from interviewing thousands of founders, how he built trust with Silicon Valley’s elite before ever setting foot there, and why he believes the key to success isn’t speed—it’s stamina. Today, 20VC isn’t just a podcast. It’s a bridge between storytelling and capital allocation—an inside look at how the best founders think, decide, and build. This episode is presented by Rho , the all-in-one banking platform for startups. Thousands of startups like Perplexity, Product Hunt, and more use Rho. You get everything you need to manage your startup’s cash. Exclusively for Biography Pod listeners and viewers, you’ll get a $1500 statement credit plus a ton of exclusive perks when you manage your company cash with Rho. To learn more, visit https://rho.co/biography Follow Harry: https://x.com/HarryStebbings 20VC: http://20vc.fund/ Follow Wouter: https://x.com/WouterTeunissen Biography Newsletter: https://biography.beehiiv.com/ Timestamps: 00:00:00 Intro 00:00:57 - Falling in love with technology as a teenager 00:03:15 - The greatest founders have these two qualities 00:06:34 - Self belief is everything 00:08:41 - How to make sure you have a mediocre team 00:10:05 - How do you raise $800 Million for your fund? 00:14:05 - Fuck Vision. Be Micro-Ambitious 00:14:52 - You can manufacture luck 00:18:47 - Cold Emailing Marc Benioff from Salesforce 00:21:00 - The best founders make you .... 00:26:03 - In VC today, this is why a billion dollars is not enough 00:30:33 - Wiring $5 Million in less than 24 hours 00:34:15 - VC is becoming commoditised 00:40:24 - Focus on your winners 00:42:25 - What is your North Star Metric? 00:45:19 - Project Europe and Why Paul Graham is wrong 00:52:54 - I don't want to fucking brainstorm. 00:55:55 - The 3 things great founders do 00:59:04 - I look for deep trauma when hiring 01:00:51 - Be a Purple Cow. 01:05:41 - Why I didn't invest in Vanta or Deel at pre-seed (Mistake) 01:10:51 - How an investment led to the hospital. 01:13:50 - Everything in life comes from how you respond to hardship. 01:19:14 - Everyone is going through a battle you know nothing about 01:20:20 - You're never wrong to do the right thing. 01:22:01 - We spend too much time on culture.

8. 

   7 Nov 2025TRANSCRIPT

   How Netflix Escaped Death (Three Times)

   Netflix shouldn’t exist today. They should’ve been crushed with the 2001 dot-com crash. Yet they survived, even after laying off 40% of the company. Blockbuster Online was minutes away from stealing the entire market-share Netflix had painfully built up. Yet they survived. And after spending $100 Million of the companies $300 Million in cash on launching their own Netflix originals. Netflix somehow, survived. This episode covers the entire history of the company, how Marc Randolph and Reed Hastings founded the company as a DVD-rental business. Grew the company and created one of the most valuable businesses by going all-in on digital streaming. This is, the history of Netflix, told in a narrative form. Follow me on Twitter: ⁠https://x.com/WouterTeunissen⁠ Read the newsletter:  ⁠https://biography.beehiiv.com/⁠ Email me if you have any questions: thebiographypodcast@gmail.com

9. 

   27 Oct 2025TRANSCRIPT

   Robinhood: The Story of An $120 Billion Super App

   The Robinhood Biography is a podcast about the 13 year history of how two Stanford Graduates (Vlad Tenev and Baiju Bhatt) created the world's first mobile-first trading app, ushered in the age of retail-investing and slowly built out a super app. Robinhood today is worth over $120 Billion but after going public in 2021 at a $32 Billion valuation, the company stock dropped 80%! This is, the history of Spotify, told in a narrative form in under 105 minutes. Follow me on Twitter: https://x.com/WouterTeunissen Read the newsletter:  https://biography.beehiiv.com/

10. 

    22 Oct 2025

    How He Built a $110M AI Company from Scratch (Dylan Fox, Assembly AI)

    In this episode, Wouter Teunissen sits down with Dylan Fox, the founder of AssemblyAI, to unpack how he built one of the fastest-growing AI infrastructure companies from scratch. For decades, speech recognition was stuck in the past, clunky APIs, outdated models, and enterprise-only access. Dylan saw it up close while working as an engineer at Cisco. The tech was powerful, but it was buried under layers of friction. Developers wanted to build with voice, but everything about the process made it painful. Instead of waiting for the giants to fix it, Dylan left his job and started AssemblyAI as a solo founder. lone. The vision was to allow developers to easily tap into world-class speech models with a simple API call. Ensuring transcription, summarization, and audio intelligence were as easy to integrate as Stripe or Twilio. The journey wasn’t glamorous. Dylan bootstrapped early models from his apartment, competing with Big Tech on compute, data, and talent. But through persistence and a relentless focus on developer experience, AssemblyAI began to win. Today, the company has raised over $110 million, powers products used by millions of users, and is setting the standard for voice intelligence. I really loved my conversation with Dylan. It was thoughtful and he shared lots of great frameworks and stories about company building. We talk about Dylans journey and how he built a deep-tech company from zero, the discipline required to go head-to-head with giants, and why, 'the only thing that matters is building something developers truly love.' Follow: Dylan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dylanbfox/ Assembly AI: https://www.assemblyai.com Wouter - https://x.com/WouterTeunissen Biography Newsletter - https://biography.beehiiv.com

11. 

    10 Oct 2025TRANSCRIPT

    #001 Daniel Ek: From the Projects to Scaling Spotify to $100 Billion+

    This episode is about Daniel Ek and the lessons I have learned from studying his life and the creation of Spotify. If you want to learn how to apply leverage to your company and life, how to create a product so compelling you turn an entire industry around from losing billions, to new all time highs…. then I think you’ll enjoy this. Follow me on Twitter Read the newsletter The Almanack of Naval Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:00  Technology for Technology's sake. 07:04 Work backwards from the customer experience. 10:54 You must have an opinion on the future (even if it’s flexible) 12:25 If you have conviction. Self-Fund your project 16:27 Constraints = Growth 18:41 Assistants hold the keys to the kingdom 20:25 Partner up when necessary 22:38 Great ambition attracts great talent. 24:00 Running a great meeting, 24:20 Leadership, 25:57 Time (Energy) Management, 27:52 Incentives and motivating people, 28:40 Financial Engineering Genius 30:01 The power of showmanship. 32:09 What you should listen to next.

12. 

    9 Oct 2025TRANSCRIPT

    Spotify: The Impossible Success Story

    The Spotify Biography is a podcast about the 20 year history, of the unlikely story of how two Swedish founders (Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon) created the most valuable music company in the world, against all odds. Turning Spotify into a $100 Billion Company, and saving the music industry against all odds. This is, the history of Spotify, told in a narrative form in under 90 minutes

13. 

    26 Sept 2025

    How Nick Sharp Is Disrupting An $80 Billion Market With Attio

    In this episode, Wouter Teunissen sits down with Nicolas Sharp to talk about his bold mission to reinvent how companies fundamentally operate. CRMs have been around for years—bloated, slow, and not built for makers. Nick saw the pain firsthand.After working in VC and starting a vertical CRM , he knew the tools meant to drive growth were actually slowing teams down. Most people tolerated them out of necessity, not love.Instead of accepting that status quo, Nick went back to first principles. What if a CRM wasn’t just a database but a living system—fast, flexible, and designed like the best consumer apps? What if teams could collaborate in real time, building workflows as easily as spreadsheets, but with the power of a true system of record?With that vision, he founded Attio. It wasn’t an easy sell. Reinventing a category dominated by billion-dollar incumbents meant years of skeptical investors and complex engineering problems.Today, Attio has raised over $116 Million and is proving that the CRM doesn’t have to be a graveyard of contacts and forgotten notes. It can be a living, breathing hub for building relationships as a company scales. Follow: Nick - https://x.com/nicolasosharp?lang=en Attio - http://attio.com/ Wouter - https://x.com/WouterTeunissen Biography Newsletter - https://biography.beehiiv.com/ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:39 Why Attio spent 3 years building their product before launch 5:05 The Power of Building Systems, Not a Box of Features 9:05 How to know when it’s time to launch 13:30 Nick’s Playbook For a Killer Product Launch 18:09 How To Go From an Investor to a Founder 23:05 How Failure Led to Attio's Big Break 28:07 Why startups need to hire "Hidden Gems," 34:05 Fundraising 49:36 Why Attio Invests In Inexperienced Talent 55:07 The Case For Not Hiring Software Engineers (& Who You Should Hire Instead) 1:02:46 The 8 Persona Hiring Framework1:09:05 How Attio doesn’t use OKR's 1:27:11 Where does Nick's Ambition and Grit come from? 1:36:59 How Attio is Building CRM from First Principles for the AI era 1:45:29 How to Successfully Market In A Crowded Industry 1:51:10 Breaking Down Attio’s Viral Marketing Strategies 2:02:15 The Change That Had The Biggest Impact on Customer Conversion 2:05:04 Why Attio created A “Reverse Trial” 2:10:16 Why Nick is building from London, not Silicon Valley 2:22:48 The 10-Year Vision for Attio

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    8 Aug 2025

    How Tyler Denk Grew beehiiv to a $250M Business in 3.5 Years

    In this episode, Tyler Denk sits down with Wouter Teunissen to talk about the incredible founder journey he has had starting beehiiv. After graduating college with $120K in student debt, Tyler Denk faced a tough choice: follow the safe path or take a leap of faith. Broke and living in his parents’ basement , he said yes to a freelance opportunity from a childhood friend—building early tech for the newsletter Morning Brew. With just 49 cents in his bank account, he bluffed his way into the role, pulling all-nighters to teach himself what he didn't know and barely holding it together. But he didn’t quit. He built fast, listened hard, and proved himself through execution, not credentials. When Morning Brew offered him a full-time role, Tyler turned down a signed Deloitte offer, a girlfriend, and a lease in D.C. for a shot at something riskier—but more meaningful. He chose asymmetric upside over certainty. That mindset—betting on himself, learning through doing, and minimizing regret—became his foundation as an entrepreneur. From building Morning Brew’s referral engine to founding Beehiiv, Tyler’s journey is proof that high agency beats pedigree. It's not just about chasing success—it's about designing your own luck through relentless ownership and speed. His story isn’t a blueprint for life; it’s a challenge for you to stop optimizing for safety and start optimizing for growth. Follow:Wouter - @WouterTeunissen on XBiography Newsletter - https://biography.beehiiv.com/Tyler -  @denk_tweets on XTyler's newsletter -  https://www.bigdeskenergy.com/beehiiv: https://www.beehiiv.com/ Timestamps:(0:00) Intro(0:46) Graduating College with $120k in Debt(16:36) Why you need to realise that everything is a tradeoff(25:33) Principles in Hiring Talent – Looking for High Agency(37:04) Communication as a Founder is of paramount importance(45:56) The importance of feature-led marketing to get organic marketing(53:20) The Importance of the early Morning Brew Days(1:04:28) Why Tyler left Morning Brew to Join YouTube Music(1:15:28) The Nights and Weekends Project that became Beehiiv(1:27:10) How Tyler Fundraised A $2.6M Seed Round in 30 days(1:32:32) Why You Should Build in Public(1:48:27) Rejecting $30M Within 18 Months of Work

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    8 Jul 2025TRANSCRIPT

    How Jason Yanowitz Built Blockworks into a $150M Business

    Jason Yanowitz recounts building Blockworks into a $150 million media business, discussing early entrepreneurial experiences, weathering revenue drops, and strategies for scaling, in an interview with Wouter Teunissen.

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    8 Jun 2025TRANSCRIPT

    How Ben Wilson Quit His Job and Took Over the Podcasting World

    Ben Wilson discusses his journey from a draining job to launching the "How to Take Over the World" podcast, highlighting the importance of following curiosity and avoiding conformity in achieving greatness in this interview.

17. 

    15 May 2025TRANSCRIPT

    How Eric Glyman Built Ramp Into a $13 Billion Dollar Company In Only 6 Years

    CEO Eric Glyman discusses building Ramp into a $13 billion company in six years, highlighting the importance of curiosity and addressing frustrations to drive innovation in this interview with Wouter Teunissen.

18. 

    6 May 2025

    How Andrew Wilkinson Runs a $180M Company Working 4 Hours a Day

    The version of Andrew Wilkinson that made his first million wasn’t the same one who could actually enjoy it. Living on the constant desire “to make everything 20% better”, Andrew is a born entrepreneur. But that doesn’t mean he has always had things figured out. At one point, he was running five businesses and was at the end of his rope. Only then did he start figuring out what he really wanted his life to look like. Andrew shares the decisive mindset shifts that helped him attract opportunity instead of having to chase it. A key takeaway? The biggest opportunities to make money are in relationships. Andrew explains how going out of your way to meet the right people and creating a friendship funnel radically transforms your trajectory as a founder. He also gets real about how he breaks down his week to stay productive, purposeful, along with all of the tech and tools he uses. If you’ve ever struggled with burnout, fear of failure, or uncertainty about your next steps, this episode will be really valuable for you and your business. Whether you’re scaling your company or still side-hustling your way forward, Andrew’s journey is a reminder that clarity, discipline, and faith are business assets too. Andrew didn’t find peace when things got easier - he found it when he stopped needing them to. In doing so, he built not just a purposeful business, but a purposeful life. Because in a world obsessed with outcomes, Andrew’s real breakthrough was learning to stay in the process. Follow:Wouter - @WouterTeunissen on XAndrew - @awilkinson on X or sign up for his newsletter Timestamps:(01:52) Using Money In Interesting Ways to Make Your Life Better(06:00) Creating a Friendship Funnel for Exponential Growth(22:07) Why Every Business Should Be a Lifestyle Business(30:52) Why Andrew Decided to Become an Investor(42:21) Auditing Your Life and Building Narratives as a Coping Mechanism(53:43) Andrews Productivity Stack Using AI, Lists and Tools(1:15:54) Why The Biggest Opportunity to Make Money is in Relationships(1:28:43) The AI Revolution(1:49:07) Andrew’s $100 Million Framework(2:16:53) Philanthropy

19. 

    3 May 2025TRANSCRIPT

    This Is Biography

    Season 1 of Biography goes deep with six founders on the real story behind what they built - not the press release version. From being strategically broke to burning out, reinventing, and finding traction, this trailer previews what’s ahead. Featuring: Andrew Wilkinson, Shaan Puri, Tyler Denk, Ben Wilson, Jason Yanowitz, and Eric Glymann. New episodes weekly. Video on Spotify.

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[…] And, you know, I just didn't know. And I didn't really have someone guiding me in how to do it. Yeah. And I, you know, I was like, I had like hubris. I was like, you know, I'd had a really good career at Google as an engineer. And I just didn't realize I didn't know the first thing about starting a company, which is, again, one of the reasons I signed up to do this. Like I wanted to learn and I learned, but it was, there's probably some shortcuts I could have taken there. So one lesson is like, definitely like think through the unit economics of your business before you actually like, you know, start it. […]

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