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My first books are here!
I wanted to share this moment with my kids, so I waited for my boys to get home from school before opening the first box!
Bucket list moment for sure!
Neil Thanedar
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Neil Thanedar
@NeilThanedar
Executive Director – @MichiganCFN. Author – PositivePoliticsBook.com. Founder & Chairman – @Labdoor. Mission – Solve the World's Biggest Problems!
- Replying to @OneJKMolina"A Lamborghini is good for me. Lamborginis are short." What a comeback. Short King. 👑
- Replying to @DineshDSouzaThat's my dad. He did live in India as a kid. Then he worked multiple jobs while graduating college by 18, then made it to America, then started multiple businesses, then employed hundreds of Americans, then became a US Congressman. Meanwhile, you're just a felon.
- “The face of a child who has never had a toy.” 🥹
- Replying to @DKThompMcDonalds is a landlord. Costco and Amazon are membership clubs that break even on retail. Starbucks is mostly a bank/rewards program. Car dealerships make their profits on financing and servicing. Most companies are just creative ways to invest the floating cash.
- Replying to @aidsapevIn that horrible moment, he hugs his family and then sends them forward so they don't have to be booed with him. I'm a Michigan alum, so I've cheered against him. But that's pure class.
- Replying to @DineshDSouzaYour books and movies spew hate. You get conservative jobs and can't keep them. The biggest award you've earned is a pardon. So, yes, felon goes first. Stop trolling successful Americans for views.
- Replying to @asanwal and @CBinsightsDude tried to use fiduciary duty like it was a magic spell 😂
- Replying to @AndyMasley#1. California held the wall solidly with their own net neutrality laws and anyone wanting CA consumers listened. #2: ISPs realized that being super evil and blocking specific sites to blackmail them is probably extortion and/or collusion and covered by other federal laws.
- With YC Demo Day approaching, it's helpful to remember that the "hot" companies now are very rarely the top companies in 10 years. Airbnb had such a hard time fundraising that @paulg personally emailed top VCs telling them to invest and they still said no:
- This should be a rule: If you're a pre-seed VC, you don't get to call a startup "too early" for you.
- Bootstrapping vs. VC is such a false dichotomy. You can always raise one round, get profitable, and then never raise again!
