Trevor McKendrick

Hi, I'm Trevor McKendrick.

I spent the last 5 years building Seis.com, a Spanish bank for US immigrants backed by Y Combinator. We built a $10 million business 16 months after launching.

Before that I built the #1 Spanish language Bible app. I was featured on Gimlet Media's Startup podcast, and the company was acquired.

I've also been seen on My First Million, Roots of Progress, Mixergy, and Capital Gains.

I also write a weekly newsletter with the best things I read that week – startups, investing, philosophy, and whatever else I find interesting.

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