Smash Notes
Why Does Tikhon Bernstam Invest In Solo Founders
A lot of successful founders had started as solo founders, and Tikhon says that startups are already hard, and if you are willing to persevere on your own, that only shows an additional strength of character.
Y Combinator
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The Challenges Of A Repeat Founder
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