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Honestly, it's a pretty great outcome. Maybe not if you aspire to be a billionaire, but that thinking is just a trap for most people. In his case, he's now CEO
by itslennysfault 3y ago
Honestly, it's a pretty great outcome. Maybe not if you aspire to be a billionaire, but that thinking is just a trap for most people.
In his case, he's now CEO of a stable small business. The whole company is WFH permanently and he probably only honestly works for 20-ish hours a week and doesn't have to answer to anyone other than the customers that use his product who are generally pretty happy. Of course there is the occasional fire to put out, but WAAAY less stress and work than a big corp for similar pay. Plus a ton more freedom and control. Not to mention, cashing out (eventually) via acquisition is still entirely possible.