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I suspect the people that feel the way you do probably wouldn't gravitate towards the risk/reward system of the startup lifestyle in the first place.
by cheschire 7y ago
I suspect the people that feel the way you do probably wouldn't gravitate towards the risk/reward system of the startup lifestyle in the first place.
- jbay808 7y agoInstead, they might gravitate towards the organic growth / bootstrap / lifestyle business lifestyle, which is a distinction that the GP made.
- jacquesm 7y agoLife can change. That 'hot start-up' that morphed into something that employs you and a bunch of others might be less than what you and your investors hoped for but still substantially more than nothing.
- bredren 7y agoIt can change, though if it is obviously a country club your investors may not reinvest in your next thing.
- jacquesm 7y agoSucks to be them if it takes off then. After all, your chances of success on the second time around are substantially larger than the first. But then again, you'll also be a much harder case to take advantage off so that would rule out quite a few investors up front. And accelerators too, for that matter.