I could have been a millionaire with the push of a button. Just like that—mortgage, pension, college funds—all taken care of. But as the saying goes, I just couldn’t get enough. I had to have just a little bit more.

Rom Carmeli is living every entrepreneur’s dream: investors are lining up to throw money at his every whim, top VCs are courting him left and right, and “Blinqq”—the startup he recently founded—is newly estimated in the Billions. With a “B.”

Which is surprising, considering he’s about five minutes away from finding himself cordially kicked out, alone, without a penny to his name.

Based on a true story, Confessions of a Unicorn Founder pulls back the curtain behind what it takes to build a successful startup, exposing the personal cost of wanting “just a little bit more.”

Ra’anan Cohen, a serial entrepreneur and CEO who built startups from scratch to IPO, rips through the “fake it till you make it” façade to reveal the dirt, burnout, and betrayals the startup world hides behind its glossy PR and polished LinkedIn posts.

The book that shook the Startup Nation, Confessions of a Unicorn Founder became a national bestseller in Israel’s high-stakes startup scene—now breaking onto the global stage for founders, dreamers, and anyone chasing something bigger.

Currently being developed for television.