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🗓️ 10 May 2021
⏱️ 74 minutes
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0:00.0 | Alright, what's happening? This is another edition of my first million greatest hits where we look back at some of the past episodes and |
0:08.5 | Do some callouts of my favorite parts and explain to you why they're interesting and well |
0:13.2 | You'll you'll understand in a second, but this episode Sean actually said it's his favorite episode of all time |
0:19.9 | Last week we just did one with Suley Ali so Suley Ali if you go through your Spotify or iTunes feed |
0:26.0 | You'll see the Suley Ali one he started and sold this company for $100 million and it was really great awesome guy |
0:31.9 | I love him. I know him. I think it's great |
0:34.0 | But this episode is actually with his brother his younger brother probably three years younger and he sold his company for $100 million |
0:40.3 | Except this company |
0:41.9 | Sorry, Suley is more impressive and it's more impressive because he sold it for $100 million with zero money rate |
0:49.3 | So he |
0:50.5 | Well, they actually ended up they raised like $400,000 like weeks or months or something like that before they sold |
0:56.7 | But basically he started the company when he was in his early 30s for like a thousand dollars and in only two and a half years |
1:05.0 | He's scaled to a 30 million dollar run rate and then he sold the company for a hundred million dollars in cash to |
1:10.7 | Procter and Gamble and he did that all in two and a half years and I was actually with him |
1:15.4 | So boys and I we actually shared an office when we when he started the company. It was like a really small |
1:22.2 | Space called founders dojo and if you look up like Sam par founders dojo |
1:26.6 | You'll see an article in a video. I made on that spot |
1:29.4 | But it was basically like eight of us working out of a small office and boys |
1:34.0 | Was tinkering at first. He was like maybe I'll sell mattresses. Maybe I'll sell I forget all what he wanted to sell and somehow |
1:39.7 | He came across you know, maybe deodor would be cool |
1:42.2 | And so we started this company called native deodorant and he didn't know really much about anything in the podcast |
1:48.8 | He goes I don't know anything about deodorant and all the critics were like why are you launching this you nothing about deodorant |
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