This video was referenced by a variety of folks here in Seattle after Mark Maunder blogged about it. It is quite good and a nice lesson in what we think we can and can't accomplish based on the availability of capital. It definitely is a nice perspective builder and a reminder that it doesn't take venture capital to be an entrepreneur.
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