> because they think that past growth was paid for with past success, when the reality is that it was paid for with current success. Wow, great contribution. I

> because they think that past growth was paid for with past success, when the reality is that it was paid for with current success. Wow, great contribution. I appreciate so much when anyone can pull a nugget out of my ramblings and explain it back to me in a clearer way. To add on to what you said and to bring this back to infrastructure, I think another challenge in the plateau phase is that you either need to spend a lot to keep old infrastructure working or massively reinvest to upgrade the infrastructure. If you've plateaued without expectations of future success, where do you get the funds to do either?