Executive Director@ WULUS Group. Supporting customers through statewide long-term supply-related contracts

Joined November 2011
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Anthony Obiako retweeted
Just being consistently optimistic and having a positive outlook is 90% of the battle when building a startup. The kind where everything’s on fire and you still say “we're just getting started”. Because most founders lose because they burn out, stop believing, and stop giving it their all. You’ll launch things nobody cares about. You’ll have customers cancel and churn. You'll lose deals you thought were a for sure thing. You'll have days where you just aren't feeling it. You'll go months without feeling any big wins. So if you don’t have some level of irrational belief in what you’re building you probably won’t make it. The odds are just too stacked against you as a founder. Optimism and the ability to see reasons to be positive when everything is going wrong is a mandatory requirement of building startups. Keep going and keep building.
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Anthony Obiako retweeted
Building a startup takes years. Most people don’t have that kind of patience. Go longer than they can.
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Building a startup isn’t easy. Takes longer than you think. Takes more mistakes than you want. Takes more grit than you ever expected. Keep learning, keep adapting, and keep going, you’ll get there. Just don’t stop.
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Running a startup is a daily battle of self belief.
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Thanks for this reminder!
Make sure to always believe in yourself. Be your startups biggest cheerleader. Remind yourself all that you've accomplished. Tell yourself often that you've got this. If you won't then who will?
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Half of the battle of building a startup is your staying power. Plan to grind for years.
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Anthony Obiako retweeted
Feel like your startup is failing? Focus on small wins: - Find one happy customer - Reach $10K revenue - First profitable month - Grow by 5% Small goals can help. Just keep going.
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Anthony Obiako retweeted
The game is changing - 38% of startups are bootstrapped by solo founders.
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I’ve been doing this entrepreneur thing for a hot minute now. At some point in the journey, you realize that things will naturally go wrong every now and then (or even often), but you learn how to solve problems and move on. It doesn’t matter if you run out of money, lose a client, lose a deal, lose a co-founder, get sued, or worse. The truth is, it’s all part of the journey. The key is to overcome each obstacle, almost always through sheer resilience and grit. The only way you fail is if you quit.
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Anthony Obiako retweeted
If you like learning on the job... You’re going to absolutely love being a startup founder. Everyday there's something new to learn. New problem to figure out. New fire to put out. One of the most rewarding jobs you can have if you can handle it.
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As the 2024 gradually comes to an end, as an enterpreneur, it has been an eventful year with wins, losses and a lot of lessons learnt. Going into 2025, will like to share more about this journey with people! #impact
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BTC @ $100K. Amazing :) 😀 #cryptocurrency #Crypto
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If you think your startup is going to fail or has no chance, it doesn't. If you think your startup is going to be wildly successful, it will. The perspective you have has a lot more impact than you may think. So be positive and go long.
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Anthony Obiako retweeted
Write down your startup's top 1-3 priorities. On a giant white board. And only focus on making progress there. Everything else is just a distraction.
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Can't wait for this election to be over and done. Tired of seeing all the political posts!
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Building a startup requires a lot of determination more than anything else!
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Anthony Obiako retweeted
To build a startup you don't need to be an expert at anything. Just need tons of grit and the ability to learn quickly.
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