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When I see or hear advice, I try to understand what the person's context was. Here, I feel like I don't know enough about the founder's situation to know whethe
by gnicholas 3y ago
When I see or hear advice, I try to understand what the person's context was. Here, I feel like I don't know enough about the founder's situation to know whether any of this would be relevant to me. For example, does he have a family? How old is he? Roughly how much money did he sell for? How much profit was the business generating beforehand, and what was its trajectory?
Without knowing things like this, I can't really tell if his advice would be relevant at all for me.
- Subdivide8452 3y agoHe gives reasons why it didn’t work for him. He gives 10 pillars of his personality, 4 of these pillars were standing due to his company ownership. You don’t need to have the exact same pillars, but you need to project it upon your own life and see how selling the company would effect your personality. Then consider it for yourself if it’s worth it.