We outgrew spreadsheets but didn't want to pay $50k / yr, so we made a pretty good one Long-Term Stock Exchange.

On @joinClubhouse tonight at 7pm SF time talking about building products from zero to one, and @LTSE (Chinese language) joinclubhouse.com/event/xnRdYbGg

Crazy Startup Pitches - Feb 17, 2021 - Finalists Vote for the best pitch Follow @Clubhouse #startups strawpoll.com/4rhfcgwv7

Vote in today's crazy startup pitch. cc Emmie Chang strawpoll.com/q7fc227bo

Are Linktree's just a bunch of links for $6 / month forever? Zealous makes a lot more sense. I have it open when I host Follow @Clubhouse rooms so the audience can ask me anything. gregariously.eth/.sol./lens/.⌐◨-◨ gives a ton of time to help creators 🙏🏾 and now he builds software tooling for them too.

Crazy Startup Pitches Finalists - March 31, 2021 - Vote! strawpoll.com/28h4cpu4o

When building from zero to one, I get so much joy in my product landing its first customer. 10 years after Eric Ries wrote about Long-Term Stock Exchange, our first product lands not one but two customers. Excited to support asana x twilio to do good and get credit for it in the public market.

I’m talking to Jonny Price Wefunder and Julien Brault about crowdfunding Thursday morning. You can listen to us in person in NYC or online.

My team at Long-Term Stock Exchange is doing a series on meet-our-team. Here's me:

Healthcare was just 5% of the U.S. GDP in 1960, and today it's 18%. There has to be a better way. We spoke to Michael Nusimow and Daniel Kivatinos 🪐 about how they're building smarter software to automate some of this cost away at our fellow Y Combinator company @DrChrono.

I joined Belvo to learn how to build products for an emerging market. Sometimes it feels the same: Y Combinator's "do things that don't scale" guide us to build from 0 to 1. But it can feel so different: building what the U.S. did isn't enough. I wrote down 4 things that work: