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I am honestly 50/50 on this. I don't want to live a miserable life, but if by "getting bored" for 4 years I can gain financial freedom by a huge margin, it's so
by toocool 9y ago
I am honestly 50/50 on this. I don't want to live a miserable life, but if by "getting bored" for 4 years I can gain financial freedom by a huge margin, it's something worth considering (and that's what I'm struggling with).
- jshc 9y agoHow in the world could someone who makes $200K+ live a miserable life? What's the likelihood for the current startup to exit at $86 million valuation in 4 years? (based on brudgers' calculation. I like his logic!) Also, I would have to agree with you from my own experience as well, I wouldn't do it again unless as a cofounder.