Lauren Wilt
The Secret Advantage Of Joining The Ultra-Wealthy Private Networks
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Building Billion Dollar Companies Without Losing Yourself, a framework by Jason Cohen
Jason Cohen has built and scaled companies worth billions, but this conversation goes far beyond growth. He speaks candidly about the moments when success starts creating a different kind of problem: burnout, questioning around identity, and knowing when the role you built for yourself no longer fits you.
We talk about the framework that helped him realize stepping back as CEO was the right decision, the traps founders can live inside for years without noticing, and how to build something meaningful without sacrificing everything else that matters.
“I’m a great CEO up until 50 people.”
“You leave your company and part of your identity leaves with it. You start asking: who am I now?”
“Money solves money problems. It doesn’t solve other problems.”
“I’ve had to learn that it is okay to simply enjoy something that is not productive.”
Founder of WP Engine
Jason Cohen is the founder of WP Engine, which he started in 2010 and initially bootstrapped before raising more than $300M alongside CEO Heather Brunner. The company grew into a unicorn with 1,200 employees across eight global offices, serving 200,000 customers and billions of web requests every day.
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