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See my reply to another user. It would be like me complaining about how scary it is to climb big walls in Yosemite. If it's too difficult, don't do it. If you
by diego 14y ago
See my reply to another user. It would be like me complaining about how scary it is to climb big walls in Yosemite.
If it's too difficult, don't do it. If you choose to do it, don't complain. Being an entrepreneur is a privilege, not a prison sentence.
- jmathai 14y agoI saw that. This has me begging the question. Is this a trait of successful entrepreneurs? Now I'm genuinely curious.
- diego 14y agoAll I can offer is anecdotal evidence. What I can tell you is that as an investor, I would run away from OP. It's not an entirely rational response, just instinct.
- kelnos 14y agoIf it's too difficult, don't do it. If you choose to do it, don't complain. That implies an overly simplistic and (IMO) incorrect view of the human condition. Quick simple example: complaining allows one to blow off steam which frees up the mind to focus on success. Put another way: just because you're (perhaps temporarily) scared/unhappy/confused about what you're doing, it doesn't mean you shouldn't do it, or aren't well-suited to doing it.