Martell: Mark Cuban invested $250K in Clarity after 13 emails
Dan Martell · Cocaine, Coding, and Cashflow, The Truth about Dan Martell · Oct 23, 2020 · at 41:57
Dan Martell recounts how Mark Cuban joined Clarity.fm's seed round after discovering the company on AngelList.
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“It was literally 13 email questions. And then the last one was like, I'm in for 250.”
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