## Study: Founders of Successful Tech Startups Are Around 45 Years Old

# Introduction

A study published by the American Economic Review: Insights delves into the age of leaders and founders of renowned and successful technology companies. The researchers examined startups founded between 2007 and 2014, focusing on the most rapidly growing ones in terms of employment and sales. The average age of these founders is 45 years old.

## From A to Z: Calculating P&L for Your Project – How to Do It Right

When it comes to a company’s financial stability and sustainability, the ability to accurately assess its profitability and losses is crucial. In this context, the PnL (Profit and Loss) statement plays a significant role. It’s not just a collection of numbers but a tool that captures subtle financial nuances and trends that can profoundly impact a company’s future.

## Gantt Charts: Breaking Down the Project Management Dragging Tool

Co-Founder Ai presents an in-depth look into Gantt charts—a crucial tool for project management that ensures your startups, private equity, and venture capital projects stay on schedule.

# What is a Gantt Chart and How Does It Help Manage Projects

A Gantt chart is a visual representation of all tasks required to complete a project, serving as its progress bar. Imagine having a time frame from today until your project’s launch.

## Growth Marketing Guide: Everything You Need to Know to Accelerate Your Company’s Growth by 5x

Co-Founder AI

# Introduction to Growth Marketing and Its Importance

Growth marketing, or growth hacking, literally translates to “hacking growth.” Growth hacking achieves company growth through various, primarily marketing-driven initiatives. These initiatives are often referred to as hacks.

The growth hacking process involves the step-by-step generation and testing of hacks that lead to growth. Growth marketing helps companies achieve rapid, exponential growth by continuously testing hypotheses. Exponential growth means expanding the company two, three, five, ten times, and so on.

# Introduction

We often hear judgments of others’ behavior through exclamations like “It’s not in their best interest” or “Find someone who benefits.” There’s no more erroneous statement. Unfortunately, most people live in a world full of illusions created by their own emotions.

First and foremost, let’s grab a chainsaw, an axe, and a microscope to delve into the contents of our skull.

Measure your emotional tone. What do you feel when you speak, or what emotion is the person trying to convey when they say, “They do this because it’s beneficial for them,” “It’s paid for, so they do it,” or “Everything is bought there”?