Oostburg: 2015 consulting revenue was under $30,000
Egbert Oostberg · EP 428: Super Creative Dad of 4 Buys Time By Minimizing Expenses, Launches Drone Info Company with Egbert Oostburg · Sep 25, 2016 · at 7:07
Nathan Latka questions OpenSky founder Egbert Oostburg about his personal income and runway before launching his startup.
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“My revenue last year, if you want to go, go forward, it was less than 30,000 for the year.”
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