Jesse Pujji
Tweets about building ambitious bootstrapped companies. Exited @ampush. Now building a $1B+ bootstrapped venture studio @GatewayX
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4 months ago, I founded my first SaaS company. Ecomm stores using it during the alpha saw a 48% lift in conversion rate. I think it will transform commerce. Here's the story (an...
Two mediocre students did everything wrong while taking $10,000 in credit card debt and turning it into a $67 BILLION company. The crazy part? They were profitable from day 1. T...
The question I get most often in my DMs is: "Will you invest in my company?" But a close #2 is for book recommendations... Here are 11 of my favorite business books, each one is...
Bootstrapping is hard. You feel lost and stretched constantly. Cash flow. Working capital. Inventory. Where do you focus? I wish I had a top metrics cheat sheet when I started...
Facebook is NOT listening to your conversations. What they are doing is MUCH more effective! Here’s how it works👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
2021 has been the best year of my life... So here are 21 things I learned, that you can use, to make 22 yours👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
I attribute a lot of my success to being really really good at email. Here's my playbook for how you can handle 50K+ emails/year without breaking a sweat 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽
Two college friends turned a $10 domain name into 25 BILLION dollars. Completely bootstrapped. From $0 to $400 million revenue in 9 years. And now, going toe-to-toe with Amazon...
A short order cook and an insurance salesman turned a $700 loan to into an $800,000,000+ empire. The crazy part? They invented fast food in the process. This is the wild stor...
Starting a business can be painful. You feel lost 97% of the time - the ups and downs are gut-wrenching. I wish I had a cheat sheet of principles for my first startup. So I wrot...
A project manager and a failed DJ use their severance packages to bootstrap a web design agency. It fails. The crazy part? Their side hustle turns into a ubiquitous $10 Billion...
Two mediocre students did everything wrong while taking $10,000 in credit card debt and turning it into a $67 BILLION company. The crazy part? They were profitable from day 1....