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Back to EpisodesEp.574 Steve Wozniak Didn’t Need a Crowd. He Needed the Right Room.
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Before Apple became one of the world's biggest companies, Steve Wozniak introduced the Apple I to a small group of computer enthusiasts at the Homebrew Computer Club in 1976. He wasn't chasing millions of impressions. He was putting his innovation in front of people who understood its value. Most founders make the opposite mistake: spending time and money reaching massive audiences while overlooking the people who could actually move their business forward. In today's episode, we break down why the right connections can be more valuable than thousands of impressions, and why meaningful conversations often create opportunities that mass marketing cannot. That's the thinking behind Founders at Sunset—bringing founders, operators, and advisors together for conversations that matter. Join us on October 21 at HanaHaus in Newport Beach. Visit https://thecapitalista.com and select Founders at Sunset to learn more.