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Today's Reed was recommended by my buddy Sampar

and it was written by Jason Cohen,

who is a serial entrepreneur that has built four

businesses resulting in two exits and two unicorns. The essay is called

Rich versus King in the real world and it explores Jason's decision to sell his

business the unexpected criticism he received

from friends and colleagues, and why he believes it was ultimately the right thing for him.

So, without further ado, let's hop into the episode. A new seller's plans and goals usually boil down to one single desire,

getting their products in front of millions of customers.

After all, visibility is everything and that's exactly what Walmart marketplace can give you

Walmart.com has more than 120 million unique monthly visitors according to

Comscore making Walmart marketplace one of the fastest growing e-commerce platforms.

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