Compound. Compound. Compound.
A founder in his late 70s gave me that advice ~20 years ago. This week, he sold his company for $29B.
A founder in his late 70s gave me that advice ~20 years ago. This week, he sold his company for $29B.
We hosted a forum of top consumer founders in NYC, from a brand launched last month to a company doing 9 figures in revenue. Here’s what they cited as their favorite AI tools right now.
The most durable companies are often built by founders who test obsessively, take risks when the timing is right, and embrace the quiet, unglamorous work of building brick by brick.
If your next board meeting is approaching, figure out the single most important decision you’re facing. Then structure everything around that.
Ignoring the “boring” stuff is where founders create multi-million-dollar unforced errors.
On the difference between conviction and stubbornness