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This guy wanted to throw a party and accidentally built a $400 million empire 🎉💰 In 2001, Perry Chen is a musician who wants to book two DJs he loves. He finds a venue and contacts their management, but the show costs $20,000 upfront. If tickets don't sell, he loses everything. So he walks away, and the show never happens. But what if fans could pledge money before the show? If they raise enough, it happens; if not, everyone gets their money back. Perry moves to New York in 2005 and waits tables in Brooklyn to survive while he figures out how to build this. At the restaurant he meets Yancey Strickler, a music critic, and they grab a whiteboard and start planning it together. ✓ Launches Kickstarter in 2009 for musicians and filmmakers, then watches people fund their craziest ideas instead ✓ Sees Oculus raise $2.4 million on it and sell to Facebook for $2 billion, with Peloton and Allbirds starting there too ✓ Takes just 5% when a project funds, and nothing at all when it doesn't, with backers getting every dollar back ✓ Draws $330 million to tabletop games alone in a single year A show he couldn't afford → what if fans paid first → waits tables while planning it → a whiteboard with a stranger → launches for artists → funds Oculus and Peloton → 24 million backers, $8.7 billion pledged, $400M company. Sometimes the best business is the solution to the one problem that stopped you cold. What would you build to solve the exact problem that once made you give up? 🤔 #Business #Kickstarter #Crowdfunding #Success #Entrepreneur @Kickstarter

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