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Why Most Founders Fail Early—And How to Avoid Their Mistakes
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Know your true Customer Acquisition Cost in 60 Seconds! #Shorts
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It hurts a little bit when you don't win, right? – Ron Carson | TFJ E59
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Imposter syndrome as an entrepreneur is a necessary evil – Ron Carson | TFJ E59
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However, when we researched it, they had only lost to that competitor once and never on price
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I was horrified at the thought of the embarrassment of failure – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
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You touched on one other area that I think is critical for companies – Ron Carson | TFJ E59
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My intent isn't to disrupt the industry; it's to democratize it – Brendan Burns | TFJ E55
These are differences between a small business and an innovation company – Martin Babinec | TFJ E64
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...attacked by Dorothy Rabinowitz, the editor of Wall Street Journal...John Stewart picked up story
As a rookie entrepreneur, I didn't understand that – Martin Babinec | TFJ E64
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being in a startup is the best day you've had and the worst day you've ever had at the same time.
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I make a lot of my decisions based on macroeconomics and trends – Martin Babinec | TFJ E64
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I also can honestly say that our kids and my wife were the things that kept me going
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Latin America started creating talent maybe 15 years ago when the first unicorn emerged
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One of the best examples is Steve Jobs' deathbed letter
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The challenges that entrepreneurs face are mostly the same: growth, hiring, retention.
There are smart people out there that can do almost anything you need to do in business
Our corporate counsel, who is one of the best people in the world, sends this to us
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Now that money isn’t free, many businesses have moved from being "must-haves" to "nice-to-haves."
...no one is going to invest in that kind of unsustainable effort because...it will end badly
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companies will use AI because it's the latest technology that they should be taking advantage of
Those who remember New York City in the 1970s know it wasn't a safe place to be walking around
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Whatever the Federal Reserve does will have major impacts on the level of capital being invested
We wanted the sponsors—whether it was New Balance in Boston or Citi Bank in New York
There's a lot of differences when you look by stage or by industry
I think the general employee population at startups is super intelligent
The level of efficiency that a company can gain by going outside the United States is significant
I want the opportunity for startups to be open to everyone
As an employee, you might have an idea of a salary you want, but the equity is a surprise
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This becomes the new normal, and the hiring slows further, creating rippling effects for employees
There is a huge hub of talent and amazing people in Latin America, especially in Argentina
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That's one of the biggest mistakes we made — being disconnected from the ecosystem
Big companies like Microsoft, Google, and Meta have their branches in Argentina
We got our first client in San Francisco by chance – Roger Einstoss | TFJ E61
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However, with my clients, I create long-term relationships – Roger Einstoss | TFJ E61
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There are people who are ready to be entrepreneurs – Roger Einstoss | TFJ E61
I reminded them of the 10 years of no sleep and working on the weekends – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
...you start realizing that it's part of the game – Roger Einstoss | TFJ E61
You have to do original research and form your own conviction – Brendan Burns | TFJ E55
When I talk to young founders, they chronically underestimate the time – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
The market has been incredibly hard for all kinds of founders – Beatriz Acevedo | TFJ E55
Mistakes I've made... I still didn't appreciate how important health is – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
I was working 20 hours a day and realized I couldn't grow the company anymore – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
Stories that end up in divorce, heart attack, heart disease, or drinking – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
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There's a big mistake that early founders make – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
We had no line of credit,...Our backs were totally up against the wall – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
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We're going to be raising a $2 million round so we can build – Michael Fodera | TFJ E58
I'm not writing any more software – Adam Rossi | TFJ E60
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Our platform takes care of all of that by treating adults like adults – Michael Fodera | TFJ E58
You are out of your mind if you are building 100% in the United States – Blendrit Elezaj | TFJ E57
Had to find ways to bring more money in to add more value – Blendrit Elezaj | TFJ E57
If you just ask, you'll find out that your value proposition is off – Ron Carson | TFJ E59
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You might think they are going to change the company. No – Ron Carson | TFJ E59
Marketing departments are hungry for information about customers – Ron Carson | TFJ E59
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Getting good data from their customers...it's pure gold, but it's hard – Ron Carson | TFJ E59
I'm actually providing value here because I'm supporting other folks – Michael Fodera | TFJ E58
Solving a true need, not just for the employee, but the employer – Michael Fodera | TFJ E58
I have everything NOT be funded: woman, non Ivy League, accent – Beatriz Acevedo | TFJ E55
I had to put my comfort off – Walter Randall | TFJ E54
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World largest asset class – Brendan Burns | TFJ E55
How I built a global company with zero in person meetings – Blendrit Elezaj | TFJ E57
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I had to plead guilty. Go back to jail – Kris Kaplan | TFJ E52
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World largest world asset class – Brendan Burns | TFJ E55
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Four Questions to Build Startup Differentiation
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AI is Changing Everything
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What if?
How has no one solved this problem? – Kevin Lavelle | TFJ E53
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