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Last Year01/16/25 - 01/16/26
Comparable Performance:
followers
3.91M
impressions
87.5M
likes
3.3M
comments
106K
posts
1.01K
engagement
2.37%
emv
$2.71M
Avg. per post
92K

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Top Content

You can’t improve what doesn’t exist.
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foundr
You can’t improve what doesn’t exist.
Business gets better when you do.
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foundr
Business gets better when you do.
This is how you'll find a product idea that works.
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foundr
This is how you'll find a product idea that works.
When I started Foundr, I had no experience, no connections, and no funding. Just a deep belief that I could figure it out. There were moments it felt like everything was on fire! Tech failing, cash running out, nothing going to plan. But that’s the game. Entrepreneurship isn’t about having it all together. It’s about staying calm when everything feels like it’s falling apart, and moving forward anyway. If you’re in the thick of it right now, keep going. You’re building the muscle that makes you unstoppable. Thoughts?
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foundr
When I started Foundr, I had no experience, no connections, and no funding. Just a deep belief that I could figure it out. There were moments it felt like everything was on fire! Tech failing, cash running out, nothing going to plan. But that’s the game. Entrepreneurship isn’t about having it all together. It’s about staying calm when everything feels like it’s falling apart, and moving forward anyway. If you’re in the thick of it right now, keep going. You’re building the muscle that makes you unstoppable. Thoughts?
Start where demand never fades.
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foundr
Start where demand never fades.
The hardest part of success is outgrowing the version of yourself that built it. When I started Foundr, I was obsessed with proving myself. Every small win felt like survival. I did everything alone. Controlled every detail. Worked until 2am because I thought that’s what success demanded. It worked for a while. But then I hit a point where growth slowed, and I couldn’t figure out why. The truth hit me one night when I woke up with my heart racing, completely burnt out. I realized the habits that built Foundr were the same ones now holding me back. The control. The fear of letting go. The belief that I had to do it all myself. To grow the business, I had to grow me. That meant trusting others. Letting go of perfection. Leading, not managing. It’s uncomfortable. But every new level of growth has required me to kill off an older version of myself. That’s what nobody tells you. Building the business is hard. But rebuilding yourself is harder. Thoughts?
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foundr
The hardest part of success is outgrowing the version of yourself that built it. When I started Foundr, I was obsessed with proving myself. Every small win felt like survival. I did everything alone. Controlled every detail. Worked until 2am because I thought that’s what success demanded. It worked for a while. But then I hit a point where growth slowed, and I couldn’t figure out why. The truth hit me one night when I woke up with my heart racing, completely burnt out. I realized the habits that built Foundr were the same ones now holding me back. The control. The fear of letting go. The belief that I had to do it all myself. To grow the business, I had to grow me. That meant trusting others. Letting go of perfection. Leading, not managing. It’s uncomfortable. But every new level of growth has required me to kill off an older version of myself. That’s what nobody tells you. Building the business is hard. But rebuilding yourself is harder. Thoughts?
❌ The biggest mistake is waiting until everything feels perfect. 👉 The smartest move is starting small and learning fast. This carousel shows you exactly how to take your first step with less stress, less risk, and more momentum. Comment BUILD and we’ll show you how to turn small actions into real progress.
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foundr
❌ The biggest mistake is waiting until everything feels perfect. 👉 The smartest move is starting small and learning fast. This carousel shows you exactly how to take your first step with less stress, less risk, and more momentum. Comment BUILD and we’ll show you how to turn small actions into real progress.
No business is built without chaos. Plans change, challenges hit when you least expect them, and nothing ever goes exactly to plan. Some days, it feels like you’re just putting out fires. Other days, you wonder if it’s all worth it and if you should keep going or not. I know this firsthand. Four months into launching Foundr, I got hit with a lawsuit from one of the biggest business magazines in the world. I was barely making enough money to keep things running, and suddenly, I had to change everything! The name, the branding, all of it. For a moment, I thought, Maybe this is it. Maybe I should just quit. But I didn’t. I pivoted, renamed the brand to Foundr, and kept going. Looking back, it was one of the biggest blessings in disguise for Foundr. Because the founders who stick with it - the ones who adapt, push through, and figure it out as they go are the ones who build something that lasts.
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foundr
No business is built without chaos. Plans change, challenges hit when you least expect them, and nothing ever goes exactly to plan. Some days, it feels like you’re just putting out fires. Other days, you wonder if it’s all worth it and if you should keep going or not. I know this firsthand. Four months into launching Foundr, I got hit with a lawsuit from one of the biggest business magazines in the world. I was barely making enough money to keep things running, and suddenly, I had to change everything! The name, the branding, all of it. For a moment, I thought, Maybe this is it. Maybe I should just quit. But I didn’t. I pivoted, renamed the brand to Foundr, and kept going. Looking back, it was one of the biggest blessings in disguise for Foundr. Because the founders who stick with it - the ones who adapt, push through, and figure it out as they go are the ones who build something that lasts.
One step forward is still forward.
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foundr
One step forward is still forward.
I don’t know if this will work. But I know I’m not done trying. Some days that’s all you have. No certainty. No safety net. Just the decision to show up again when everything in you wants to tap out. This is the part no one talks about. The part where you’re tired, scared and still moving. The part where most people quit. And you keep going. This is your reminder to never give up. We’ve all been there. Follow @nathanchan & @foundr Inspired by @mindeurs_
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foundr
I don’t know if this will work. But I know I’m not done trying. Some days that’s all you have. No certainty. No safety net. Just the decision to show up again when everything in you wants to tap out. This is the part no one talks about. The part where you’re tired, scared and still moving. The part where most people quit. And you keep going. This is your reminder to never give up. We’ve all been there. Follow @nathanchan & @foundr Inspired by @mindeurs_
This is the trade every founder has to make.
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2mo ago
foundr
This is the trade every founder has to make.
When I started Foundr, I had no connections, no funding, and no idea where it would go. Just a deep belief that there had to be a better way to learn entrepreneurship, directly from those who had actually built something great. What followed was years of long nights, relentless work, and figuring it out as I went. It wasn’t easy, but that’s the trade-off. You push through the grind now so you can create the life most people never will. If you’re in the trenches, keep going. It’s truly worth it. Tag a friend that needs to see this!
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foundr
When I started Foundr, I had no connections, no funding, and no idea where it would go. Just a deep belief that there had to be a better way to learn entrepreneurship, directly from those who had actually built something great. What followed was years of long nights, relentless work, and figuring it out as I went. It wasn’t easy, but that’s the trade-off. You push through the grind now so you can create the life most people never will. If you’re in the trenches, keep going. It’s truly worth it. Tag a friend that needs to see this!
Stay focused on the craft, not the crowd.
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1mo ago
foundr
Stay focused on the craft, not the crowd.
Your first year will feel slow. You might not even launch within a year. That's NORMAL. Trust the process.
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foundr
Your first year will feel slow. You might not even launch within a year. That's NORMAL. Trust the process.
Starting small gets you moving. Comment BUILD
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foundr
Starting small gets you moving. Comment BUILD
Businesses are built in motion. If you're always waiting to make it perfect then it's never going to happen.
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foundr
Businesses are built in motion. If you're always waiting to make it perfect then it's never going to happen.
Most founders stall because they overthink the first move. You don’t need a perfect plan, polished branding, or endless research. You need momentum. Want step-by-step frameworks for starting lean and growing fast? Comment "BUILD" 🚀
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foundr
Most founders stall because they overthink the first move. You don’t need a perfect plan, polished branding, or endless research. You need momentum. Want step-by-step frameworks for starting lean and growing fast? Comment "BUILD" 🚀
No one prepares you for this part. The part where your bank account’s low. Your confidence is lower. And you’re wondering if you made a huge mistake. But this is the part that separates the ones who make it, from the ones who don’t. Because behind every success story… is a version of that founder who almost gave up. Tag a founder who needs to see this.
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foundr
No one prepares you for this part. The part where your bank account’s low. Your confidence is lower. And you’re wondering if you made a huge mistake. But this is the part that separates the ones who make it, from the ones who don’t. Because behind every success story… is a version of that founder who almost gave up. Tag a founder who needs to see this.
Every season moves you forward.
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10mo ago
foundr
Every season moves you forward.
Done is what gets you in the game.
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7mo ago
foundr
Done is what gets you in the game.