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I suspect the real reason is one which is all too common for startups' failure, but is hardly ever mentioned: the founders got bored. I guess it's easier to cit
by revorad 15y ago
I suspect the real reason is one which is all too common for startups' failure, but is hardly ever mentioned: the founders got bored. I guess it's easier to cite problems with the business model and traction, than to say this is not as exciting as we thought it would be, so we want to do something else.
- SoftwareMaven 15y agoI'd like to see real evidence of that. Every entrepreneur I've met treated the business like a child. I've never seen one walk away bored (too be clear, I'm talking in anecdotes, which may be wrong, but you'll have to convince me with real evidence).