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How do you tell your investors you have cancer? - Michael FitzGerald, CEO of Submittable
Here are the questions we discuss in this episode: How do you tell your investors that you have "terminal" cancer? How do continue to run a company? How do you find your north star either as an individual or for your company? What is the difference between creativity in the business sense and in the artistic sense? Find more on Michael here…
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How Did Submittable Founders Pay For Their Business In The Early Days
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How Did Submittable Change After Getting Into Y Combinator
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What Did Michael Fitzgerald Learn About Growing A Company In Montana
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What Key Breakthrough Helped Submittable Hire Senior People To Work In Missoula, Montana
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What Are Some Activities Available In Missoula, Mt
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Is Submittable Trying To Be A Remote-first Company
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What Is The Hard Part About Building A Business In Cancer Support What Do People Go Through When They Get Cancer
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Where Can Patients Find Hospitals That Offer A Hai Pump Surgery
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Why Do We Need Privacy Laws Around Medical Data
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