The whole reason I started my own "startup" because I was just incredulous at the companies that would fail when they really could have ran forver with a nice s

The whole reason I started my own "startup" because I was just incredulous at the companies that would fail when they really could have ran forver with a nice server setup and 2 or 3 people. Going to the twiistup event not too long ago, I realized that there is some benefit to having a lot of "hands" in a company in that the more people who have a stake in it, the more they want it to survive. Which is probably how Slide even raised 55 million. There has to be a way to do that without taking so much money that it just hangs you.