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I like to look at similar losses from this perspective: To learn what I did, would I pay about the same amount for a college course? In the scope of your life,
by mch82 7y ago
I like to look at similar losses from this perspective: To learn what I did, would I pay about the same amount for a college course?
In the scope of your life, $1000 probably isn’t that much and it’s about the same as a college course. You’ve learned a lot. Those lessons are valuable. This hasn’t been a failure.
- heavenlyblue 7y agoI don’t know. At 19 I was at the university doing my first year and already earning £18K/year freelancing as a software engineer. So frankly there are many people who can start their own companies, but there’s a lot to learn in terms of actually working with people and choosing the right ones to build a company with, too. The fact that their party can’t be fair regarding their share is already a huge-huge red flag. Many supposedly greedy people I know wouldn’t do that simply because they have respect for the capitalism (or in other words - they know perfectly well that their words are no longer enforceable).
- mickeyM 7y agoThat's true, I've definitely learned a lot, I guess during my time with the company I was able to cover a lot of curriculum on various topics :) It would just feel bad to me to walk away for free from something I was working on that can be tomorrow sold for couple (tens of)thousands (the value doesn't really matter in this case) for free