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A valid point, but I think you're getting stuck on the semantics of what he's saying and missing the point he's trying to make: you shouldn't stay stuck on one
by dignan 15y ago
A valid point, but I think you're getting stuck on the semantics of what he's saying and missing the point he's trying to make: you shouldn't stay stuck on one idea once it's clear it won't go anywhere, even if you're "ramen sustainable". Of course, everyone has a different idea of when an endeavor should be abandoned, don't they?
- dshah 15y agoYou're right, that was the point I was trying to make. One of the hardest decisions an entrepreneur faces is deciding when it's no longer optimal to keep pursuing an idea that just doesn't look like it's going to take off. If the founder is super-passionate about the idea, fine. But, there are likely founders that get to ramen sustainability, and find it even harder to "let go" because there's no external impetus to do so.