P.S. If you enjoyed this, I share one unicorn's origin story every week at Unheard Roots! But no pressure at all, I'll also gladly take any constructive feedback. Source: 12 months ago

I started my newsletter Unheard Roots some time ago and I’ve been documenting my entire journey on Twitter (sharing lessons I learn, etc). Source: 12 months ago

One last thing before you click away, if you'd like to learn about how billion dollar startups are built and uncover the stories & strategies behind their early days, consider checking out Unheard Roots. Source: 12 months ago

Oh and one more thing, if you like startups and want to learn more about how billion dollar startups are built. You will love Unheard Roots. Source: 12 months ago

Another thing that might be super helpful in your journey is learning about the founders of successful startups and the strategies they used while growing their startups. Source: 12 months ago

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