Replying to @fanofaliens @im_roy_lee and @cluely
Three guys named Claude, Claude, and Soham
Glenn ⚡️
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Glenn ⚡️
@gxespino
Joined September 2013
- 2024: > quit $350k/yr job > start a company > YC rejection > YC acceptance > learned how to sell > $0 to $500k ARR in 4 months > raised $X million seed round > celebrated 5 yr wedding anniversary > lost 15 lbs > moved to SF > hired a team 2024 changed the direction of my life.
- Replying to @Yuchenj_UWLoved Japan. The price you see is the price you pay. No questions asked.
- There is a @ycombinator F24 founder who I met twice throughout the entire batch - once during kickoff - again at the end of batch celebration this guy did ZERO events heads down the entire batch He went from 0 - $500k+ in ARR in 4 months This is the way.
- Replying to @donaldkleeA lot, probably most SaaS customers aren't devs or indiehackers or people in the build in public crowd. In this scenario, building in public and building a personal brand are just pure circlejerk distractions. Go where your users are. Most of the time it's not X.
- Replying to @mattshumer_Idk, I tried it with ChatGPT and got a weird result:
- Replying to @sidi_jeddou_devJob security. Make it so difficult that only experts can mess with it.
- The batch went by so fast and been grinding non stop. We’re finally here though!! @ycombinator
- Replying to @EndWokenessIf a thief steals a package containing important medical equipment And the victim is harmed because of that Shouldn’t that be considered a “violent” crime
- Replying to @ProductHunt and @hnshahCustom skinned winamp player back in the early 2000s
- Replying to @mynameis_davis1. Time-boxed Slack channels 2. $38/mo (10 days old) 3. usesidebar.com
- Replying to @ryanlpetermanAny engineer who jumps immediately to fixing every bug they encounter without triaging its scope and impact compared to other priorities is stuck in the 1x engineering mindset.
- Replying to @levelsioStill working through this myself. I realized over engineering was really a sign that I was either: - postponing the uncomfortable - yet to reach clarity about the task at hand First step is to recognize it.
- Replying to @gurtsquaredFor enterprise this is actually cheap Enterprise want stability, security, their ego stroked and thats what Typeform offers since it moved upstream Enterprise can't risk business w/ a new startup that might not be there in 6 mos or leak data even if it's $5/mo + 10k responses