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I don’t disagree with the premise, but this would come off less self-serving if the author would provide examples of “calm companies” other than just their own.
by bgun 2y ago
I don’t disagree with the premise, but this would come off less self-serving if the author would provide examples of “calm companies” other than just their own.
- aconsult1 2y agoI see with completely different eyes here. This is a sort of manifesto that tells me where the heart of the founders is. It also inspired me to do better and look at my own company and myself as a fellow founder. I agree with almost everything he said and I'd like to see my company as being a "Calm Company" too. It's a great opportunity to measure my ideas against other's. I wish more entrepreneurs would post like that, even if it's not 100% selfless. I think the trade off of getting more eye balls for sharing his vision is totally fair. Time and again I keep seeing articles like this in HN and it's the reason I'm so addicted. It's such a good filter on all the chaotic crap it's out there.
- wy35 2y agoMy thoughts exactly. This seems to be a general trend, too. I feel like half the blog posts I read on HN start off interesting but suddenly switch into an advertisement.
- freyfogle 2y agoThere is a whole fund full: https://calmfund.com https://calmfund.com And other fund with this same model: https://tinyseed.com https://tinyseed.com