How Can You Create a Startup Company While You Have Kids
As he was starting up Webflow, Vlad's kids were 1 and 3. He would mostly see them in the mornings, later in the evening, and all day Sundays. He and his wife made sure they had saved up enough money for a few months to invest full-time in the startup. Having no kids would have made the startup journey easier, but he does not have any regrets.
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- Who Is Vlad Magdalin and What Is Webflow Transcript
- What Does a Founder Hope for His or Her Company to Be Like Transcript
- Is It Difficult to Maintain a Positive Outlook on Life and Work Transcript
- How Can You Create a Startup Company While You Have Kids Transcript
- What Was One Mistake That Vlad and His Company Made Transcript
- How Does a Company and Founder Decide When a Response Is Good Enough to Continue Transcript
- What’s a Good Application to Have as a Founder Transcript
- How Is Radical Candor Applied in a Company Transcript
- How Do You Prepare Yourself When Starting a Company of Your Own Transcript
- How Does a Company Become Part of Your Family Transcript
- How Can You Keep Your Sanity as You Work on Your Company Transcript
- How Can I Learn More About Webflow Transcript
- What Does Vlad Magdalin Say Is Unique About Webflow? Transcript
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