Move faster. Slowness anywhere justifies slowness everywhere. 2021 instead of 2022. This week instead of next week. Today instead of tomorrow. Moving fast compounds so much more than people realize.

"Startups don't die when they run out of cash, they die when the founders run out of energy." Naval

Which are the best eCommerce agencies in Europe? #ecommerce #shopify

Superlayers claims its SaaS platform will help sales teams save time, win more deals and bring in more revenue. sifted.eu/articles/itali…

Across the ~30 unicorns I’ve funded, there’s only one common founder trait: optimism.

10 years of my life was building software companies. My last one sold for $100M. I doubt I’ll ever return to pure-play software. So here are my cheat codes:

obsession goes a very long way, much further than intelligence does.

Go big, because we all go home.

good work Edvaldo Gjonikaj 🔥

Peter Thiel on the single most important event in the history of Facebook.

I often hear of founders shutting down their company after a year or so of trying, so I don't know who needs to hear this but: it takes anywhere between 18-36 months to see *material* product market fit on a new product. Whether your are starting from scratch or you are

I often get asked what app I would build on Shopify if I didn't work here. My answer for several years has been a WhatsApp app. This year feels like the year where Meta starts to monetize WhatsApp and make it valuable for businesses. Nearly 3 billion users - what more can I say?

I have been fortunate to back 13 unicorns in 10 years. The trait all the founders have: They have this twisted relationship to rejection; to being told no. It gives them energy, it powers their drive. They thrive when everyone else stays down.

Reasons WhatsApp will be the next big app platform: 1. Penetration: >3b users 2. Frictionless: no login needed 3. Asynchronous: no lost info, interaction by text 4. AI: personalised bots Booking hotels or rearranging flights on WhatsApp is a novelty, in 10y it will be the norm.

“It takes a decade or two to build a moat. Until then, your moat is your relentlessness and determination.” — Aravind Srinivas of Perplexity

I’m halfway through a day of Y Combinator interviews and my whole body is tingling. Incredibly talented people are working on the most ambitious ideas I’ve ever seen. I don’t think the world is prepared for the tidal wave of technological change that’s about to hit over the next

I’m Marc Randolph, co-founder of Netflix & 6 other companies. This is my definition of success:

Somewhere in the world, an unknown young person is probably starting a company now that will eventually be as big as today's tech giants.