EaseUp joins the Google Cloud for Startups programme
A simple question — why is there no app to help people build real-world confidence? — just took a real step forward. What being accepted means as we head towards launch.
A Minecraft server was my first management job
Before any real company, I ran a Minecraft server called CaptureCraft from twelve to fifteen — a thousand players, a team of moderators, and real money coming in. It was my first taste of being in charge.
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The white lie that taught me to build apps
I told a bus company I could build them an app. I couldn't — not yet. That one small lie set off the chain of events that became my first business.
Selling RYGO: what an exit actually feels like
I wasn't trying to sell. Then someone approached me — and I learned that an exit is more rewarding, and far stranger, than anyone tells you.