Jay Paulynice

From a founder perspective, I think with your first startup, you want to prove that you can build something and get customers to pay for it.

Something I’ve been quietly exploring: launching a small micro-fund to write early checks — $10K to $50K — into a handful of founders who remind me of where I was early on.

Something I find fascinating: many of the most successful companies didn’t make money for years.

One thing I’ve learned from moonlighting as a Dasher — and I’ve started implementing at Oatfin — is that you have to measure everything.

The reality of working on a startup is that sometimes things happen at a glacial pace.

2024 was a mini breakthrough year for Oatfin content marketing wise.

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Reflecting on life, I wish I had failed more in my early years.

As the year draws to a close, I find myself once again reflecting on the remarkable journey of building Oatfin.

They say life begins at 40, but what does that really mean?