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I do. As founder of Tech in Asia, I admit I struggled a little initially because I kept thinking about money. But as time passes, I learned that there are thing
by williswee 11y ago
I do. As founder of Tech in Asia, I admit I struggled a little initially because I kept thinking about money. But as time passes, I learned that there are things much more important than money. Don't get me wrong, I still think $ is important, I do want to be rich (who doesn't?). But money isn't as important as building a company with great culture, values and mission that is worth pursuing.
Life is too short to chase for money. Enough is good, more is better. Live within your means. I don't crave for a luxurious life. Money is an item to allow us (the company) to keep doing what we love doing. Valuation is a measure of how much the company has grown but I'm not obsessed with it. I rather spend my time being happy. Building a company with good culture, values and worthy mission makes me happy. If you're interested, our culture code can be found here: https://www.techinasia.com/culture/ https://www.techinasia.com/culture/ :)
- tixocloud 11y agoThanks for starting Tech In Asia. It's been a great source for me to keep track of all the innovation that's going on in the region. I'm very impressed by what's going on there. I was originally born in Malaysia but moved to Canada many years back. However, I've always had a soft spot and its sites like yours that help me stay connected. Thank you!
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