Founders, a reminder to avoid taking a public political stand in the US President election
You have zero to gain, & half the world to lose who will immediately judge you and your company
You are not a billionaire VC with nothing to lose
Your company is all that matters
- Replying to @nikitabierIn Miami, you first buy an exotic car. Then, if you can afford it, housing.
- I love how so many Founders are absolutely fired up by @paulg's Founder Mode essay today. On a Sunday. On a Holiday weekend. I know I am. Building a company is all I know how to do, and all I ever want to do.
- When scaling a company, experts will advise you to delegate. Ignore this advice and delegate nothing. Then, when you must, delegate in this order: legal, accounting, finance, hr. Then GTM. Never, ever product. Product market fit is the forever job of the founder.
- Here is my personal version of 996 that helped me found and lead a public company to a billion+ dollar IPO, all while being a dad, wanting to be in good physical health and leading another startup that is exploding right now. It is necessary for me to take discipline to the
- Replying to @APomplianoThe opposite will happen. Tech companies will shift from hiring in expensive areas to lower cost regions (including global) and get equally as good people
- Replying to @PalmerLuckeyLuigi Health might actually perform OK for the first 10 years since all of its members would be just 22.
- If the co-founder of Loom doesnโt think he should pay for Loom, neither should you. Fully included with @roam
- As founder of Confide, I find the French arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov to be a terrifying step backwards for humanity. I call on France to release Pavel. I call on French entrepreneurs to protest this injustice. I call on American entrepreneurs to be wary of setting
- Replying to @jackWhy do you want this to happen so badly? It's a bad thing for the United States.
- 15 years ago I helped put NYC tech on the map with @yext. I will be starting my next company in Miami, announcing soon.
- The most successful people i know didnโt work the hardest. They took the most risk.






