TNW NYC 2016 | Alexis Ohanian – Co-founder, Reddit
2,948 views · Published 20 December 2016 · 15:31 · Indexed 16 October 2026
Channel: TNW · 2016 · Science & Technology
LIVES REMAINING: 0 Starting a startup is quite hard. It's often described as "life or death," but it's really not. The hardest days of Reddit had nothing to do with our growth, or product, or anything at the business -- it was personal, it was painful, but it also imbued us with a sense of perspective that few 22 year olds have. Alexis talks about how his world shattered a few months into starting Reddit and how it made all the difference (and still does to this day). Video courtesy of 23: www.twentythree.net
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