
Eric Siu on how his network led him to Hunter, someone he'd independently arrived at the same business idea with. Real relationships compound into unexpected partnerships.
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If I have one thing about me that is actually truly unique, it's my network of friends and people and the people I have access to. It compounds and it's really hard to compete with at some point because of the way it compounds. The people that I feel like I can reach out to, text, talk to. So like Hunter, yeah, I met through several common friends. We became friends over a period of a couple years, spent a bunch of time together talking business stuff when we weren't working together because he was working on his other thing that he had scaled up and was deciding how to sell it or what to do with it. I was working on all my stuff and growing my platform. And then basically we both had the idea at the same time. And we were just on one of our jam sessions where we would just chat about business stuff. And I was like, hey, I have an idea for you. He was like, I have an idea for you. And we both pitched each other the exact same idea. So we were like, oh, we should go do this. We should just do it together. But it was like the network and people around there.










