When I started this series last year no one really asked to hear my perspective they all wanted to know Aaron’s journey, which is why I wrote them the way I did. I suppose if people like yourself want to know my journey I could do a few posts. I mostly try to focus on my current startup and be candid about it. Only re-tweeted these posts because of the sudden debate going on in the twitterverse.

Unbelievable that you are telling this incredible story and the only thing people can focus on is the blog template? That’s like asking what kind of shoes Billy the Kid wore. What a shame.

At the same time, I feel like the points you raised above are some of the things that we read about in other sources, and it has a lot to do with Aaron.

I would love to hear even more from your perspective, the personal side of the journey…things that only you would know or have observed going on in a successful startup.

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