
Build in Public
How Founders Turn Transparency into Trust, Community, and Sustainable GrowthBy Volodymyr KhomichenkoLength1h 37m
About this audiobook
One founder raised $124 million and was gone in a week. Another worked alone with a laptop and has made millions a year for over a decade. Both were building in public. So why does transparency turn some founders into movements, do nothing for others, and destroy a few? Drawing on forty researched cases, this book gives a single answer: transparency is not an engine but a multiplier, and it amplifies whatever you have actually built. From that shift comes a working model — the four things openness can never create for you, the two gates that decide whether it works at all, and the three things that make it powerful. This free edition carries the argument in full, from the opening question to the conclusion.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics
Length1 hr 37 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 30, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Intro
2A Note Before We Begin
3About This Free Edition
4Introduction. The Question Everything Begins With.
5Chapter One. Transparency Doesn't Create — It Multiplies.
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6Chapter Two. The Formula: Base times Coefficient times Sign.
7Chapter Three. The Four Requirements of a Viable Business.
8Chapter Five. The Love Trap: Adoption Is Not Revenue.
9Chapter Seven. The Paradox of Public Lying.
10Chapter Nine. Accumulated Distribution: The "Overnight Success" That Took Years.
11Chapter Ten. Costly Honesty: The Deepest Moat.
12Chapter Eleven. The Founder's Capital Outlives the Company.
13Chapter Twelve. When the Founder Becomes the Channel.
14Chapter Eighteen. The Emotional Cost of Being Public.
15Chapter Twenty-Two. From Audience to Community.
16The Framework in Brief.
17The End