... reading that one made by his first woman and it described him like very pathetic person :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @sasha_havrilyuk  Yes, also read it as the first book by him. Then "Losing Virginity" :D Comment from Anika(@auriko_app): @busmark_w_nika  Thank you! Just trying to build something that actually helps kids learn Comment from Anika(@auriko_app): @fatima_shehzad  Thank you so much!! This means a lot I built ...

... traction side: we started with a 10 beta users and we're now at 10,000+ creators, brands, and e-commerce stores using Inr across all kinds of industries and use cases. Walmart, Kering, Publicis Groupe, and Virgin Voyages came on board along the way. Whatever you're trying to build, someone in our user base has probably done it already. Now, this is just part 1. The real shift is what we've built ...

... matter how innovative or good. It has to be obvious and dead simple. We learn by association, when we copy and adapt we are doing the most natural thing. Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): @jeremy_lasne   the virgin copycat vs

... awareness and I can help." it might save a failed project and create revenue for more people. Comment from Andrei Tudor(@andreitudor14): Both, honestly. The person sharing gets clarity (writing it out forces you to process what actually happened vs what you told yourself happened). The ecosystem gets the real lessons, instead of the polished "here's what I learned" but the messy "here's where I was delusional about product-market fit." I do feel we need more ... ... what's failed , i would have known what to avoid Comment from Mark Bradford(@markbradford): Yes, but it depends on how they frame them. It's actually more important for them to track it themselves vs

... most widespread investments among tech guys. I have invested in companies whose products I somehow own, e.g. Apple. My strangest investment was in soy beans. I had high profits from arms industry. The most unsuccessful was Virgin Galactic but also at certain point I had hard time with Meta. I use Trading 212. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @laura_cornely  Thank you for sharing, gonna check that count finance web :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @laura_cornely ...

... product). Hard to say. I mean  from the very beginning, the solution is more understandable, easier for UX/UI. But as you gain more users, they require more complex solutions. And you can see this pattern in many products/companies. Virgin started as a recording company/media now, they have over a hundred subbrands and products (airlines, insurance). Amazon started as a bookshop, then they evolved into an e-shop, streaming, etc. Starting "skimmed" and then growing into something bigger ...

... journey rather than the outcome are more resilient and less prone to burnout. Successful Founders Embrace the Process History is full of examples of founders who treated their startup journey as an adventure. Richard Branson, founder of Virgin, famously said, Business opportunities are like buses; there s always another one coming. Branson s ability to take risks and recover from setbacks is rooted in his adventurous spirit. Reid Hoffman, co-founder of LinkedIn, compares entrepreneurship to jumping off a cliff ...

... Virgin Galactic is now trading on the NYSE with plans to begin flying commercial flights in 2020 and to be profitable by 2021. If you could afford to-- would you take a commercial flight to space? Tell us why in the comments ...