What's up everyone? Welcome back to another episode of Founders Journal. I'm your host

Alex Lieberman co-founder and executive chairman of Morning Brew. Founders Journal is

my personal audio diary made public for the world and for those of you that haven't listened to the last few

episodes as a reminder for the month of April we are going to be doing one show

per week and all of these episodes in the month of April are going to be around

very specific

important inflection points in the morning brood journey. So the last episode

that I recorded was about going from zero to 10,000 subscribers for our newsletter and specifically how we did it.

There are great tips in there for newsletter operators and entrepreneurs, but also just great

organic growth tips for any entrepreneur in general.

So I highly recommend you listen to last week's episode before listening to this one.

Now on today's episode, I'm going to be talking about the decision to sell our business.

The context behind the decision, why we made it, and if I regret the decision at all.

Let's hop into it.

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