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Building a Long-lasting Legacy Company
38:14 - 43:27 (05:13)
The co-founder of Webflow discusses the pressure to ship a product and charge for it quickly in order to succeed in Y Combinator, and how taking a more measured pace and building a long-lasting legacy company is important for maintaining the company's culture, mission, and values.
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In this podcast, the speaker admires the persistence of the entrepreneur he is interviewing, who has been in business for almost 8 years.
38:14 - 39:10 (00:55)
Summary
In this podcast, the speaker admires the persistence of the entrepreneur he is interviewing, who has been in business for almost 8 years. The interviewee shares how he is oriented towards stability and is naturally not impatient, allowing him to slowly build his business.
ChapterBuilding a Long-lasting Legacy Company
Episode#33 - Pioneering The No-Code Movement
PodcastMy First Million
Webflow is focused on building a sustainable company that will be around for the next 50 years.
39:10 - 41:57 (02:47)
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Webflow is focused on building a sustainable company that will be around for the next 50 years. By maintaining a measured sense of pace and a strong company culture, they hope to preserve their mission and values for decades to come.
ChapterBuilding a Long-lasting Legacy Company
Episode#33 - Pioneering The No-Code Movement
PodcastMy First Million
Sahil Lavingia shares that Y Combinator's pressure to ship quickly was daunting for him and his team.
41:57 - 43:27 (01:30)
Summary
Sahil Lavingia shares that Y Combinator's pressure to ship quickly was daunting for him and his team. Upon realizing they didn't need a CMS to launch, they ended up doing 1.5 million in ARR; which was a surprise for Sahil.