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Harvard Call, welcome back to the show.

Thanks so much. It's an absolute pleasure to be on, a second time. Yeah. Yeah, you were here in, I think, December 2019, just before the pandemic. And we were talking about your business Feedback Panda, which you had bootstrapped to something like $60,000 a month in revenue pretty fast. You and your girlfriend had done it together. And then you ended up selling it. And then since then, like, I don't know, people can go in like one of two directions once they sell their company. They can just like disappear and fall off the face of the earth, which sometimes happens. And I have no idea what happens to them. Or they can be like you or like I've seen you literally everywhere all over Twitter, all over Andy hackers, all over your blog and like my inbox and like just doing all sorts of stuff since then.

Yeah, it's been, it's been a wild two years. And I got to say, I'm the moment we sold the

company, I fell into this whole void of not knowing what to do. And I had the choice of not doing

anything and doing something or doing whatever essentially because we

were you know like we sold the company to be financially secure to de-risk our wealth essentially

and then that really helped so we didn't have to do anything but you know I immediately went and

tried to play World of Warcraft that was my go-to at that point because I um before like many like many, many years before I started playing, and I kind of stopped

even going to university for that game.

I dropped out of university because of World Warcraft twice.

Wow.

That's my dedication to endgame rate content right there.

So I thought, hey, I mean, now I've made it.

That was my kind of the thought that I had at that point.

And now I could just do whatever I want. And what do I want? Well, just continue doing what I did before. And I started playing World Warcraft. I downloaded the game. I started playing. And it got boring within a couple days. Oh, wow. It got like so crushingly boring within a couple days. And here I was thinking that I could just go back to what gave me joy before, right?

I had the community in World Warcraft.

This is kind of where I started learning how to speak English in a conversational setting because I'm German, you know, and we don't have that much opportunity

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