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lesbianbezos
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About lesbianbezos
I run https://founderscafe.io
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Comment #42208702
Lets go!!!!! Im looking into this, trying to migrate from Airtable front end
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Comment #37576713
When I created my first business Founders Cafe, the biggest problem I ran into was how to get more inbounds. I spammed everyday on Reddit, Linkedin DMs, Slack and more. I would get…
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Marketing tool for VC / coaches / marketers
Hi, I’m Maddie (Stanford founder, $350k+ in revenue from past community projects) As a community leader, I spoke to founders every day. I had tons of insightful content from these …
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Comment #30983947
Nice! I spring clean on the weekends for my startup https://founderscafe.io What about you? How often do you spring clean?
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Comment #30561509
If marketing and selling are of no interest to you, and you just want to do the technical part, I know a ton of YC/Stanford/TechStars sales solo founders who would be down to colla…
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Comment #30561469
I think that solo founders can accomplish much more today than they could 5 years ago, and the belief that solo founders are inferior to cofounders is old-fashioned to me. i wish t…
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Comment #30561459
Agreed!!!
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Comment #30561454
Totally agree. I'm a technical founder and I failed for 2 years until I learned how to sell. Now I'm at 6k MRR.
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Comment #30561419
I'm a solo founder. I dropped out of Stanford, made $180k through past projects, and whenever I worked with co-founders my projects have failed. It's a common narrative that it's h…
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Comment #30561410
I'm a solo founder. I dropped out of Stanford, made $180k through past projects, and whenever I worked with co-founders my projects have failed. It's a common narrative that it's h…
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Comment #30561398
I'm a solo founder. I dropped out of Stanford, made $180k through past projects, and whenever I worked with co-founders my projects have failed. It's a common narrative that it's h…
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Comment #30561268
If marketing and selling are of no interest to you, and you just want to do the technical part, I know a ton of YC/Stanford/TechStars sales solo founders who would be down to colla…
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Comment #30561239
Customer development and talking to sales gods in my community.
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Comment #30561237
Ohh!! I know a lot of nontechnical sales gods in my community that I could connect you to in https://founderscafe.io
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Comment #30545432
I'm also SWE. I failed for the first 2 years. I took some time to fill in the gaps --business and product skills. Now I have $6k MRR. How serious are you about building a company a…
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Comment #30448136
Have you thought about joining a founder community? I'm part of this one called https://founderscafe.io and it's a bunch of solo founders co-working together every day. There's als…
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Comment #30445548
Dang that sounds really demotivating. No one likes being criticized - can feel hopeless/sad :( Do you have people who can hype you up? I'm part of a founders community called https…
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Comment #30377535
What are you trying to do?
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Comment #29816900
https://founderscafe.io
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Comment #29816896
I use Founders Cafe for this. Everyday, I co-work with founders from Stanford/Harvard/YC in person (in PALO ALTO!) and also virtually too (everyday they have cowork seshs) so fucki…
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