Fun fact: If your startup is cashflow positive you don’t have to raise money

One of my biggest pet peeves in the whole “startups being part of popular culture” thing is that the mythology always seems to value raising over revenue — VC rounds over positive EBITDA — even though venture capital is a unique instrument that’s only applicable to a very slim percentage of all of the companies being built around here. That’s why I’m always happy to see folks upending that narrative. Like 90 Days to Cashflow Positive.

Created by longtime Oregon entrepreneur Mark Grimes, this session is for entrepreneurs who are more interested in building a real sustainable business than they are about putting “founder” on their LinkedIn profiles.

So, here’s the plan for a 90 Days to Cashflow Positive Experience, see if this makes sense for you.

1. ​Do you have a new business idea you have not tried to build yet?
2. ​Can you be flexible with your idea and how to execute it?
3. ​Will you get ready to collaborate with other founders and do the work over 90 days?

​I’ve done the above 14 times, nothing special about me, you can do it too, and maybe you already have and want to build something new again.

The clock starts ticking on Monday, September 21, 2026. The room is already filling up with more than 50 folks interested in trying this journey. Are you planning to be one of them…?

For more information or to RSVP, visit 90 Days to Cashflow Positive.