There are 100s of threads on building and running startups.

Here are 10 that are pure gold:

Fund-raising is hard for all of us.

@justinkan shares some unique insights on how to do it well.

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We rarely hear honest reflections from founders on what they messed up.

@apartovi shares his reflections on a deal that went wrong with Steve Jobs.

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Some gems in this thread by @agazdecki on a wide variety of founder topics.

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@ryantakesoff shares some solid principles learned from building a multi-billion dollar business.

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In today's funding climate it is very tempting to raise as much money as possible and scale.

But if you don't have real product-market fit, it is dangerous to scale the company.

Great thread by @andrewchen.

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Marketing, when done right, is the gift that keeps on giving.

@heykahn shares some awesome tips on how to do stellar copywriting.

Good copywriting can be a massive growth lever for any start-up.

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Hiring is a superpower that founders need to develop.

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B2B sales are the bloodline of any enterprise business, but most founders struggle with it.

Here is an awesome thread by @lennysan on sales stories from companies like Figma, Airtable, and Dropbox.

https://t.co/bv0AQTVmtB
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Here are lessons to save you costly mistakes in the earliest days.

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Should we go into the details of these 125 years?


SA is built on the exploitation of labour. That labour has functioned on alcohol unfortunately. Very few people consume liquor purely for enjoyment unfortunately. When SAB opened its doors 1895 workers were paid in alcohol- the dop/tot system. 2 years into SAB's establishment

The Prohibition Act is introduced. This means black people are barred from buying your wines, beer etc. So SAB's products are exclusively for white people. But during this period beer brewing by Black women is the norm. Ayinxilisi ncam ke this type of beer. Apparently it had some

Nutritious elements to it. Now some of the context around drinking culture during this time is migrant labour to the mines, further land dispossession, the Anglo-Boer Wars, Rhodes corruption (our first state capture commission if you will) which leads to his resignation.

This context plays a role in how our cities and small towns are constructed, how they lead to the confinement and surveillance yabantu. Traditional beer brewing is identified as a threat because buy now mining bosses have identified that there's money to be made here.

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