Sublime
An inspiration engine for ideas
Jason Schuller
@jasonschuller
Livingston: We just take for granted what you guys created. Geschke: That's what's really cool. That's when you know you've had an impact. I know I can speak for John on this too, but the biggest thrill is frankly not the financial success, it's the ability to have an impact. Because we're both engineers at heart and that's every engineer's dream—t
... See moreJessica Livingston • Founders at Work: Stories of Startups' Early Days
Mihika Kapoor (@mihikapoor) is one of my all-time favorite podcast guests. Her episode is also the most popular episode I’ve ever done with a non-founder or non-exec.
In today's 🔥🔥🔥 guest post, Mihika shares the seven biggest lessons she’s learned about how to keep shipping like a startup as a company grows.___LINEBR... See more
Harvey 2024 in review:
- 4x revenue growth
- 40 to 235 customers across law firms, proserv, & F500
- 13 to 42 countries now across user base
- 40% to 70% utilization growth in engagement
- 40 to 228 team members across SF, NYC, and London
- 2M+ legal documents analy... See more
From millennials to its newly-opened retail spot (its largest yet).
Monocle Editor-in-Chief Tyler Brule weighs in https://t.co/1IFg9fCqkz
Bloomberg Originalsx.comShopify has come from nowhere (well, Canada) to over $100bn of GMV in 2020
Benedict Evans • The Great Unbundling
George Strompolos
@gstrompolos
Sean’s goal of achieving a target profit and not exceeding it comes from shaping his business around an optimal life he wants to lead — complete with taking a three-month vacation each year with his wife and spending hours walking, cooking, and teaching and tutoring his two young nieces each day.
Paul Jarvis • Company of One: Why Staying Small is the Next Big Thing for Business
Marc
@maxhimer