# Start here

This list of web3 founders' stories is a goldmine. And your time and attention are the picks and shovels. It's up to you how much you will take from here. 

All stories you will find here are based on the unique experiences of these founders. You should take them with a grain of salt and adapt them to your startup's situation - it's up to you to determine what's a nugget of wisdom and what's not. 

At the moment, there are only a few stories from ["Web3 Talks: Stories & Tips from the Builders"](https://web3talks.xyz/) there, but it's still quite a lot to digest! And with time, we're going to add many more. 

We even have an AI-powered search where you can just ask questions about the projects we've covered so far:

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So have fun!


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