Startup Struggles First Week with No Funds & Zoom Hiring The speaker discusses his journey from banker to founder, the pursuit of excellence, and lessons learned from Y Combinator, including the painful truth about startup failure and product-market fit. The conversation also touches on founding a startup during COVID and building a sustainable business. What this video coversJulio Martinez is the co-founder and CEO of Abacum, the Financial Planning automation platform (W21). Previously, he launched a Fintech Venture Builder and scaled it 10x in 18 months. Julio was previously the Co-Founder and CEO of Innocells, where he launched four fintech startups to market, and former investment banker at Citigroup in the US, Switzerland, and Brazil..Unlock Business Growth: All Your Metrics in One PlaceSlow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast: Build a Sustainable BusinessFrom Banker to Founder: Finding My CallingStop Obsessing Over Outcomes: Find Happiness & SuccessAI-Native FP&A: The Next Generation SoftwareAchieving Product Market Fit: The Complex JourneyLaunching a Startup During COVID: The Real StoryPursuit of Excellence: Master One Thing, Then ExpandYC's Brutal Feedback: Humbling Lessons for EntrepreneursYC Bottleneck Analysis: Unlock Explosive Growth StrategyY Combinator Decision: Our Journey & StrategyStartup Failure: The Painful Truth About Product-Market Fit More from the libraryCompany Trip Why Families Join the Fun!Founder's Secret Silence Your Mind, Feel 15 Years Younger!Jon Lensing: Building A Billion Telehealth Company That Supports Virtual Care ServicesNavy Leadership Secrets Ownership, Leading, and Startup CamaraderieItamar Friedman: Selling A Company To Alibaba And Raising $50 Million For An AI Coding PlatformJeff Bussgang: Helping Build A Unicorn And Co-Founding A Company That Sold For $300 Million Watch on Startup Fundraising · Open on YouTube · More videos Library homeFull library indexVideosHomeInvestor directoryFounder directoryCompany funding databaseResearch hubPricing
