Nathaniel E. Adama

I've been thinking about this while building my own software company.

You can spend months developing a product, researching the problem, testing features, and determining what you believe the solution is worth.

But there's a difference between what you believe your product is worth and what someone is willing to pay before they've experienced it.

Hey I m Nathaniel, but just call me Nate.

I m co-founder of Xolace, though I d say I m still on the way to being a founder. That title has to be earned. Founders of every kind have my respect, and listening to one talk about the thing they can t stop building is honestly better than s*x; sorry.

I wanted a big tech job, and the health space was the last place I expected to end up. Then a problem from my own life wouldn t go away, however long I looked away from it. So I m building something about it, and it s scary.

If you re building something, tell me about it. And if you try Xolace, give me the blunt version: love it, hate it, or think we re heading the wrong way.