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Grok is the most real-time AI chatbot in the world. Insane how powerful this tool is 🤯 x.com/i/grok/share/1…

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You can’t treat a startup like a family. You treat it like a military unit.

If Haliey Welch can start a podcast, anyone can. But the key, of course, is distribution. Without reach, you have nothing.

Apparently PETN was the explosive substance inserted into the pagers. Looks strikingly familiar 🤔😂

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Keep going. Always forward, show up.

Something most founders get wrong is they think they have to convince investors to come into their deal. This results in them pitching too hard or coming off as too aggressive. You’re looking for mission-aligned investors. The vibe is conversational, exciting, and strategic.

One of the biggest mistakes founders make is splitting equity equally. Someone is always working harder and driving more value than the others. That person deserves the most equity.

Favorite pizza? GO!🍕 Me: half pepperoni, half pepperoni and olives.

Sell and close deals.

May launch 2nd Time Founders Fund ✨

If you think you have to quit when you run out of money, you’re not ready to be a founder.

Meanwhile, NYT employees are demanding 4-day work weeks and non-performance based bonuses.

Does having a personal brand make you more or less likely to raise money from investors? This week on Dare To Be Fearless, Darren Marble and I discuss: How to use X to build a brand Dealing with cold calling & investors ghosting Dropping out of college & so much more. He's

Should we cast Iggy Azalea in Season 3 of Going Public? I’ve been a fan for years.

Most investors over analyze deals, docs, and data rooms. These are your typical followers, and they’re never top performers. The best investors bet on people, energy, and trust their intuition.

Darren Marble In fact, start-ups only die when the founders run out of energy.