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The Exits Most Founders Only Dream Of, He Did Them Again and Again
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Colin Campbell has built businesses worth over half a billion dollars.
Serial entrepreneur Colin Campbell, co-founder of .CLUB and author of *Start Scale Exit Repeat*, on building, scaling, and exiting repeatedly, and where domains fit into the journey.
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Choose a chapter to jump ahead- 00:00Bonus track: the .CLUB story and what the next gTLD round really looks like
- 05:30Intro: from sleeping on couches to a dozen exits worth over $1B
- 14:00Why the entrepreneur is usually the number one reason a business fails to scale
- 22:45The .com crash: how a $1.3B valuation became six cents a share overnight
- 33:00Two cows, Hostopia, and the $22M check that woke up his wife at 2AM
- 44:15How Clubhouse created a tornado that saved the .CLUB sale to GoDaddy
- 54:30X factor, stage gates, and the nearly unbearable brand promise
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