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28 Apr, 12 tweets, 4 min read
.@gregisenberg is one of the most prolific people I know on Twitter, and the amount of value he delivers to founders is immeasurable πŸ™πŸ½

Here are 10 threads that every startup founder should read, understand and implement

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1/ These 10 incredible reminders will change your thinking about startups

2/ Startup advice you shouldn’t listen to

3/ Greg shares his biggest lessons

4/ Invaluable life advice

5/ How to turn your weaknesses into strengths

6/ Greg's inspirational story

7/ Everything you need to know about Mergers and Acquisitions

8/ The best time to startup is yesterday, the second-best time is today

9/ A must-read thread for every founder. Greg shares some incredible lessons about entrepreneurship and startups

10/ Ten simple questions you should ask yourself

I obviously went ahead and created a wall collection with all these threads.

Here it is: wall.shoutout.so/greg10

If you like Greg's work as I do, follow him here: @gregisenberg and give a retweet and spread the word.

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