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.

https://t.co/PNMG423rXW
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.

https://t.co/3pvF2fd0Vr
Some gems in this thread by @agazdecki on a wide variety of founder topics.

https://t.co/NZL9Vzzxum
@ryantakesoff shares some solid principles learned from building a multi-billion dollar business.

https://t.co/5S1sb8JejH
If you are getting started with your product/start-up check out this thread by @gaganbiyani on how to validate it efficiently.

https://t.co/3WwPUmJw7R
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.

https://t.co/R3LkOUKAu7
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.

https://t.co/85ul2HxD9r
Hiring is a superpower that founders need to develop.

https://t.co/aiuiQyuerw
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
I have been part of several early-stage companies.

Here are lessons to save you costly mistakes in the earliest days.

https://t.co/6WOkSegwq5
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