My new book, How to Be a Capitalist, without any capital is out. You can get it at Capitalistbook.com.

Here's what Nicholas said on March 6th on Amazon. Incredibly incisive, useful, and sensible.

The author is not greedy and is in fact extremely generous and does not hold back on the knowledge

he imparts. I've barely made it halfway to the book, and I'm already gushing over the book because

it's an absolute gem. Nathan gets to the point quick, shows proof and best of all,

shows you not just what to do, but how to do it in explicit detail. To say the book is actionable,

is an understatement. Now, you guys, I listen to the podcast, know I'm detail-oriented,

so that review might not surprise you, but I hope you grab the book.

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Audible version is available, too.

He goes from vacuums to Wall Street to coffee filters to e-commerce, started scuba on in 2015.

His team is now as 27 people based up there in New york city and jersey helping well well over a thousand customers ecommerce brands scale get more efficient understand purchase

history inventory things like that growing rapidly 1500 a month is kind of a minimum rpoos so somewhere

in the 1.5 million range is a healthy minimum

in terms of MRR, 3.3 to 5 percent annual gross logo churn, which he feels like is

addressable churn, obviously healthy there, minimum lifetime value there, 18 months at 26 grand.

Scaling, and I love this part, basically bootstraps.

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