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

Here are 10 that are pure gold:

I've raised over $150,000,000 as a founder, simply by being a good storyteller.

Here's how to get VC's to throw money at you:

— Justin Kan (@justinkan) October 20, 2021

As the world celebrated Steve Jobs\u2019s life last week, I recalled a lesson he taught me. My one meeting with Steve didn\u2019t end well. It\u2019s one of my most painful memories, and a warning to startup CEOs about the danger of taking hype too far. Here\u2019s the story. (1/n)

— Ali Partovi (@apartovi) October 10, 2021

Here's 20 of my top startup tweets... \U0001f9f5

— Andrew Gazdecki (@agazdecki) October 16, 2021

Over the last 5 years, I built a $4B company.

Sounds awesome right?

Not until recently.

I made every mistake imaginable.

The toughest part was getting my head right.

Here are the 12 mindset rules that I\u2019ve developed.

— Ryan Breslow \U0001f57a (@ryantakesoff) September 20, 2021

Many founders assume the best first step in exploring an idea is building an MVP.

This is wrong--there is a better way that can save you time and money.

THREAD: The Minimum Viable Testing framework (a follow-up to my article in the First Round Review)

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— Gagan Biyani \U0001f3db (@gaganbiyani) September 16, 2021

Here\u2019s why it\u2019s so dangerous to scale a product with questionable product/market fit:
The Traction Treadmill

It\u2019ll kill your company.

Let me explain why it happens.

— Andrew Chen \U0001f1fa\U0001f1f8 (@andrewchen) September 2, 2021

Apple, Nike, Coca Cola.

3 legendary companies. 1 common marketing trait:

Great copywriting.

Here are 10 copywriting tips to help you master marketing:

— Zain Kahn (@heykahn) September 7, 2021

I\u2019ve interviewed hundreds of people for numerous companies over the past 20 years of building businesses.

I\u2019ve experimented with many interview questions and most are only semi useful, but one, above all, has been the most useful.

A thread...

— Chamath Palihapitiya (@chamath) June 17, 2020

Yesterday's post about early B2B sales was so long that I suspect many people missed some of the wonderful stories buried inside, so I'm sharing some of my favorites in the thread below.

Read on for fun stories from Figma, Segment, Dropbox, Asana, Airtable, Box, and Amplitude \U0001f447

— Lenny Rachitsky (@lennysan) July 29, 2020

I made $0 from my first start-up.

I sold my second start-up to a $100 billion tech company.

Here are 12 things I learned through failure and success:

— Hassan W. Bhatti (@hwbhatti) September 28, 2021