Pathologically Entrepreneurial
Lessons of Y Combinator: Things I’d do differently after 2 startups
2Apr2008 Filed under: Marketing, My Life, RescueTime, Startups, YCombinator Author: Tony WrightYou can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
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Other Tony Trivia
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- Currently co-founder of RescueTime
- Built and sold a web startup in 2006 in the recruiting space.
- Built and sold a 15ish-person web development consultancy
Other Tony Trivia
- Does not smoke a pipe.
- Currently bouncing around between Silicon Valley and Seattle, WA.
- Lived in Alaska for 8 years.
- Can fly a plane.
- Grew up racing sailboats.
- Played pen and paper RPGs, but won't admit it in public.
- Has killed and eaten a moose.
- Has never voted for anyone named Bush.
- Loves to cook and has made his own sausage
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DShen
April 3rd, 2008 at 8:56 am
Tony, this article rocks. Keep it coming! I love the comment about “Now that I’ve built it, how do I market it?” So many people I meet are like that. It’s like the common saying about better mousetraps…