Julian Weisser

You know, right before we started recording, on the recording that we published, you might even see me putting my phone away.

I'm not a co-founder of these companies.

I would never claim to be, you know, I'm not even a full time, you know, first employee, but I like to think of myself like as a resource to these people that you wouldn't necessarily have otherwise.

And it's just, it's just incredibly fun to, back when I was doing angel investing, before I started the Solo Founders program, I like to say that in a lot of ways, angel investing is like a paid newsletter.

And it's a very expensive paid newsletter.

But essentially what you're doing is you essentially put in some money into a company, And then you get these updates from the founder, you learn so much along the way, but then you also get this opportunity to help the founder too.

And of course, like a deal for me actually was sort of like the prototype or the early version of like working with someone in the solo founders program mode.

Because I ended up spending lots of time working with a deal, realizing how much fun I had with that.