Miquel Palet

He left the hundred-person company he co-founded to prove a point: a million dollars of annual revenue in ten months, five people, not a cent of outside capital. Point proven. Seat kept.

Building companies since eighteen, final-year dropout of UPC engineering. Shaped Ucademy’s product through its first hundred and twenty employees, built and sold Tailride along the way, and now runs Zernio — profitable since the first day it billed.

Payroll scare, cofounder fight, term sheet you don’t understand. Call. One of us has already survived it.

“Being 100× better at one channel beats being mediocre at ten.”