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If that's true (I doubt it) the reverse has to be true too: that those great at starting (a restaurant) are bad at sustaining it. If there are distinct phases,
by berkes 3y ago
If that's true (I doubt it) the reverse has to be true too: that those great at starting (a restaurant) are bad at sustaining it.
If there are distinct phases, and certain people or topologies are good at just one of those phases, then it follows that people starting restaurants must be bad at running them once they've established.
- ghiculescu 3y agoThat doesn’t follow at all. There’s no reason you can’t be good at both.
- berkes 3y agoYes. Which is why the comment I replied to is nonsense.
- ghiculescu 3y agoNo it’s not. You haven’t refuted the claim that starting a restaurant requires momey. You just said having money makes you bad at running a restaurant. Which is silly.
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