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10 years ago today, I had the idea for an app I thought was interesting. I called it Bump, and sent this email to Andy Huibers. Here’s a thread with some memories and lessons learned in the last 10 years. First lesson: Persistence matters. Email I sent him two days later. Andy would later teach me an old Dutch proverb that translates as “No you have. Yes you may get.” @jakemintz and I were in b-sc
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Why our startup failed
Hello, I’m Thomas Parisot, a frenchman with web development, collaborative work and user experience skills. Why our startup failed May 2014 16 min read One would never expect their startup to fail 6 months after having raised half a million euros from public investors. It eventually happened to me, as the CTO of Dijiwan, a former digital marketing startup based in Bordeaux, France. §tl;dr A good p
My Startup has 30 Days to Live
Through a series of unfortunate events, I took a bootstrapped (and profitable) startup onto the VC rocket ship. Now it's crashing into the ground. Hard. 🚀 Years ago, one of my investors told me that the life choice I was making when I was setting forth on my startup journey would change me forever. It would make others think I was reckless. It would make me feel dangerous, capable and ready for a
How to launch a side project that makes money from... - picpack
BlogSelect your Instagram moments. Order them as magnets. How do you launch a side project without funding, no time and money but one that is profitable from the first day on? The first idea of Picpack is just over a year old now, but the development started about four months ago. Tadas and I were both working full time during that period at iversity and we thus handled Picpack as a weekend projec
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