Asking The Founder Of Grammarly How He Built A $13 Billion Company

So basically I I'm we've we're Facebook friends now, so we talk a little bit there. But I first met you at HustleCon, I think, this event that I hosted in two thousand and Nineteen. And you're one of the best people we've ever had. We've had hundreds of people. And I'll uh I'll tell you why. Two things.

The first I think you spoke. right when so this is Max, he started Grammarly. We'll do an intro in a second. But I think you spoke when You guys had just raised maybe a hundred million dollars at a billion dollar valuation, or something like that. Is that right? Yeah, that was uh yeah, that was uh hundred twenty uh and uh

Uh we didn't disclose valuation at the time. But if I had to gu yeah, you didn't. Uh but I think I'd heard rumors and like I just am guessing it was like in that range. And it doesn't matter. But but basically Um I made a comment to you, I'm like That's pretty cool, right? And you You kind of replied back, you weren't cocky, but you were very confident

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