Chapter
Bragging About Early Investments
17:17 - 19:44 (02:26)
The speaker talks about his early investment gains and how they made him appear as a big shot.
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The speaker had preconceived notions about a coworker, who he thought grew up wealthy, assumed that everything had been handed to him.
17:17 - 17:50 (00:32)
Summary
The speaker had preconceived notions about a coworker, who he thought grew up wealthy, assumed that everything had been handed to him. However, after listening to stories and realizing that his coworker left a good job to bootstrap Behance and made sacrifices, he realized that his assumptions were incorrect.
ChapterBragging About Early Investments
EpisodeThe Startup Sins Of Uber, Why Scaling Is Overrated, and More
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker shares about his experience with impostor syndrome in his business and how it affected his interactions with potential clients.
17:50 - 18:52 (01:01)
Summary
The speaker shares about his experience with impostor syndrome in his business and how it affected his interactions with potential clients.
ChapterBragging About Early Investments
EpisodeThe Startup Sins Of Uber, Why Scaling Is Overrated, and More
PodcastMy First Million
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares an incredible story of how he gave $30,000 to two friends for their startups, which eventually became over $100 million in a span of a few years.
18:52 - 19:44 (00:51)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares an incredible story of how he gave $30,000 to two friends for their startups, which eventually became over $100 million in a span of a few years. One of his friend's startup, Behance, was sold for $175 million, making the founder extremely wealthy.