The Startup Kids Page #3
for coffee and Adam was like,
well, this is cool, you know,
cool pitch, bla bla bla
Usually you never hear back from
them ever again but then Adam
the next day called me and he
said, hey, you want to do
a partners meeting. I didn't
even know what a partners
meeting was, at the time, you
know, what is a partners meeting
And I realized it was a very
important meeting, clearly,
because that is where they were
making the decision and the week
after that I had a term sheet
and as a nineteen year old,
sitting looking down at that
many zeros you are freaking out
because this is the most amazing
thing you have seen in your
whole life then I realized it
was my ticket, it was a very
chance thing, I got very lucky.
True Ventures's investment made
Brian able to start the company
he had dreamed about. He was 19
years old at the time which
makes him the youngest person to
a venture capital firm, beating
founder of Facebook
Mark Zuckerberg by one year.
Next 6 months was very clear to
me beyond that I couldn't see
anything, but I didn't really
care because I knew we had six
months or less to prove a lot
out so it was just a race
against time to make things
happen and I was so determined
to sit down, and be like, I'm
not leaving this room until
something happens and this is
going to make the world
a completely different world in
the next few years and you are
going to help me change that and
people were there to be a part
of this vision and I couldn't
thank them more, there were lot
of very early supporters that
believed in this crazy Asian kid
and his random idea about real
rewards and virtual achievements
it is like the people who have
supported me, I thank them and
they are part of their lives
even till this day
Being an Internet entrepreneur
is hard work. The freedom of
strings attached.
Vacations disappear into the
mist of long hours, money
problems and sleepless nights.
Bootstrapping, the art of
building a business with little
or no money, is the most common
Sometimes I get worried about
these young entrepreneurs who
spend 10 years trying to be the
next Steve Jobs or Mark
Zuckerberg and they are sitting
in a dark room coding and they
miss out of the best years of
their lives. You need to
When I was an entrepreneur and I
think still now, it was, go to
coding you wake up late usually
because you just need to sleep.
You drink a lot of soda, eat a
lot of junk food, you don't
dress necessary that well, I
didn't dress that well, and you
kind of just work all the time
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