We dive deep into the problems startup Founders face every day to unpack what's really at stake and how to actually solve them.
Ever caught yourself thinking, "I don't love my Startup like I used to"? Today, we talk about similarities between relationships and Startups, why it's okay if the passion really has faded away, and a few actionable things you can do about it to help move on.
Most Startups fail. But we never actually think it could happen to ours. In today's episode, we discuss how to bounce back from failure, why it's not as bad as it sounds, and share our own stories of past failures.
The Founder's journey can be a lonely one, but it doesn't have to be. Let's talk about why we should consider hosting Founder Groups, how they're helpful, and how they've helped us with our Startups.
As Founders, we think we know how our products and businesses will look and function for years to come, but as with time, it's nearly impossible to expect the unexpected.
Startups are often portrayed as a go big or go home affair, and as Founders, it's easy to get caught up chasing monumental goals and forget about the daily actions that will actually get us there.
As a Founder, do you find yourself feeling isolated, anxious, or alone? We've all heard the phrase, "it's lonely at the top", but as Founders, we do far more than hear it...we live it.
Wil is a serial Founder having launched 9 companies over 25+ years, 3 being venture funded and 4 having been sold. He generally argues that Founders need to take a much different view of how to build startups.
Ryan is a serial founder with 5 companies spanning 3 continents, 20 years and 2 exits. He generally argues with Wil.
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