Yeah, I think it's the first account of like an intimate reflection of the challenges of building a business in Latin America.

And hopefully it inspires a lot more founders to build great companies.

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Hello, everyone. My guest today is Brian Reckworth. If you haven't heard him, you should know he's

bootstrapped in online real estate startup in Latin America, eventually raised 74 million bucks,

and then merged with the competitor, sold the company for about 600 million bucks. He's a top

angel investor in Latin America with over 55 investments and focused on helping building the next great generation of iconic

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