Tigran Hakobyan • 3/26/2019

What I learned in my first year as a solo founder

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The article details the author's first-year experience as a solo founder of Cronhub, a side-business. It covers motivations for starting a side-project, the importance of building transferable skills and assets, and practical lessons like being your own user and understanding that launching is just the first milestone in a longer journey.

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