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I don't disagree with you completely, but as a guy working for a start-up I would say that no matter if we find success or failure I'm going to personally walk
by drbojingle 10y ago
I don't disagree with you completely, but as a guy working for a start-up I would say that no matter if we find success or failure I'm going to personally walk away with good memories and a hell of an experience. There's more to it than success.
- monkmartinez 10y agoHow many times can you afford to be unsuccessful? I am not advocating an aversion to risk, mind you. I am simply asking the question. My guess is that it is deeply personal and has more to do with life goals than that of work/career goals.
- bdcravens 10y agoSo if you were faced with a nice fat exit, or could continue running the company with the day to day grind, would you continue to pick the journey over the destination?
- truth_sentinell 10y agoYou may want to look up Gary Vaynerchuck on youtube for that
- bdcravens 10y agoI'm well aware of Gary's attitudes on the subject, but I wasn't looking for general thoughts, but what an individual thinks. In general, I've found that that those critical of the financial rewards typically sing a different tune once success becomes an option.