It's the sixth and final episode of Tiny Seed Tales Season 5, where we've followed Harris

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There's a light at the end of the tunnel, which I haven't felt for a long time. If anything,

it felt like the light was getting like dimmer. Like I was like on like a little like train thing,

but the train was like on a hill and it was like rolling backwards. So now I found the hand crank

and I'm like kind of like cranking towards the light.

Welcome back to Tiny Seat Tales.

This is the final episode of season five,

and we're following Harris Kenny's journey

from agency owner to SaaS founder.

When we started this series,

Harris was juggling his agency

while building outbound sync.

Over five episodes, we've watched him go all in, navigate

the ups and downs of early growth, achieve profitability, and face the tough decisions that come

with success. In our last episode, he was about to take off on a vacation where he was planning

to mull over the decision on whether or not he should raise an additional round. So I wanted to check up on him to see how it went.

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