Lessons from the Reddit Playbook provide insights and strategies for growing businesses, inspired by the YCombinator blog post on The Reddits. It offers valuable lessons for entrepreneurs, executives, and leaders to build successful, engaging, and profitable online communities and companies.

You launched a startup, secured funding, and hired a team. To the outside world, you’re living the entrepreneurial dream. But internally, you can’t shake the feeling you’re just posing as a founder, and only a matter of time before the world discovers you’re a fraud.

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As an entrepreneur, it can be tempting to spin up new ventures that excite you, like launching a digital agency on the side. But how do you balance running an existing business while devoting time to cultivating a new one?

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