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This poor guy actually did get fleeced. Sure, there are people who aren't very technical and don't have any MVP to speak of, but most of those people know to s
by salesguy222 9y ago
This poor guy actually did get fleeced.
Sure, there are people who aren't very technical and don't have any MVP to speak of, but most of those people know to stop before they've blown through $50,000 and have shredded their liver with "brain drugs" (which are just drugs btw, there is literally no pill for hard work)
I'm glad he eventually got a start up going elsewhere, but I'm genuinely worried for this guy. His writing is all over the place and he was ripped off by shovel sellers during a gold rush. He couldn't see any fault with paying thousands of dollars for legal services and developers when he had barely any customers and no discernable product?
Yikes, poor guy.
- FussyZeus 9y ago> ...he was ripped off by shovel sellers during a gold rush. Good luck trying to convince the prospector that there isn't actually gold in them hills. Yeah maybe he got fleeced by some opportunists, but he also dove head first into making a "epic company" with no idea what he was actually selling (at least that's how it sounds). It's not the shovel seller's job to vet the skills of the prospectors, and even if it was, do you really think the prospector would listen?
- salesguy222 9y agoSadly I can only agree with you my friend! A businessman probably shouldn't be judged by the success of his customers. You can sell the horse some directions to the nearest watering hole, but you can't be judged on its drinking ability ;)