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Future money.
There are two things you can do when you exit.
Go chill on the beach and sip mai tais for the rest of your life.
Or you take another crack at it and go even bigger.
Today on the show, we meet a founder at the beach.
Just kidding.
Founder Phil Bearer had to sell his first company earlier than he wanted to.
It was a good exit, 65 million.
But he didnt reach that elusive unicorn status.
So now, three years later, Phil is back in the game, this time with something to prove, like half a centimeter.