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Am I the only one that would love that situation to be able to start a new thing on easy mode? You know a lot of the failures, you now have a massive network, y

• andi999 5y ago
  Having a lot of cash is not a good position to start a new product (your pivots will most likely be delayed due to that)
  • corobo 5y ago
    Ok fair enough I'd also definitely have to pass on dealing with that to an accountant but I more mean being able to work on it full time with no financial concern than chucking a milly after each idea Also to clarify on the seeming heartless I sort of see things as being diluted when others work on them -- in a good way! -- for each person that adds to your thing it goes from mine to our. Long enough and big enough and it's more other people's creativity than yours. Your baby is all grown up and ready to do it's own thing
    • lupire 5y ago
      Parent is saying that of you aren't starving you'll lack the motivation to make good, efficient choices. Corporso lifestyle inflation.
  • lotsofpulp 5y ago
    I would not mind facing the arduous challenges of having a lot of cash.
• silexia 5y ago
  As a founder who has made a lot of money, I can tell you that founders nearly never put in the same effort that they did into starting their company into something new. Elon Musk is the exception that proves the rule. Our finance-based culture is very destructive to good companies. Whenever a founder sells a company and leaves, the company almost always goes steeply downhill.
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• philsnow 5y ago
  In the same vein as "you can't go home again" (you can go back to the physical location, but you have changed, anybody living there has changed, the buildings have changed etc, to the extent that it's no longer the same thing as your internal conception of "home").. "you can't start from scratch again".
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