US EditionLoom co-founder Vinay Hiremath’s revelations after $975 million sale: ‘I am rich… have no idea what to do with my life’
- Vinay Hiremath, the Indian-origin co-founder of Loom, sold his company to Atlassian for $975 million in 2023, which led him to question his purpose in life.
- In a blog post, Hiremath described his breakup and insecurities, stating, "It hurts to even type this out" and reflected on his struggle for direction after the sale.
- Now 33, Hiremath is studying physics in Hawaii and aims to start a new company, acknowledging that it doesn't need to match Loom's success.
- He declined a $60 million offer to stay with Atlassian and shared his journey of self-discovery and uncertainty in his blog.
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Loom co-founder Vinay Hiremath’s revelations after $975 million sale: ‘I am rich… have no idea what to do with my life’
Vinay Hiremath, founder of Loom, shared feelings of confusion and insecurity after selling his startup for $975 million. In a blog, he reflected on his newfound freedom and struggles with career decisions, including his relationship and aspirations, following the acquisition by Atlassian.
"No Idea What To Do": Indian-Origin Entrepreneur Struggling To Find Purpose After Selling $975 Million Firm
Vinay Hiremath, the Indian-origin co-founder of Loom who sold his company to Atlassian for $975 million in 2023, recently opened up about the insecurities he's experienced since achieving immense wealth. In a blog post titled "I am rich and I have no idea what to do with my life," Mr Hiremath reflected on his struggle to find purpose after selling his company. He wrote, "Life has been a haze this last year. After selling my company, I find mysel…
‘I am rich and I have no idea what to do’: Vinay Hiremath after selling startup for $975 million
The Indian-origin co-founder of Loom also described breaking up with his girlfriend as 'extremely painful' but the 'right call'. 'If my ex is reading this. Thank you for everything. I am sorry I couldn’t be what you needed me to be,' he wrote.
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