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Great Entrepreneurs Believe in Karma
- hko 18y agoIronic in light of http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/03/22/the-nasty-exploding-term-sheet/ http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/03/22/the-nasty-exploding-ter...
- webwright 18y agoReally interesting in light of the 37Sgnals crap over the last few days. What kind of karma doesn't kicking a startup who made a mistake in the nuts generate?
- jayair 18y agoThat article made me smile. I've had the same experience, where I've gotten some really great unbiased help and advice from people and I intend to pass it on in the future. But putting that in perspective with the 37s and GS case; I'm not sure why they don't treat each other like they would like to be treated themselves.
- run4yourlives 18y agoConversely, live by public ridicule, die by public ridicule. One could say that all 37S did was the same thing that GS does as a business model.
- keltecp11 18y agoI voted this up because of the title.
- jodrellblank 18y agoWhenever I help someone like the entrepreneur above, I’m paying others back for helping me. A very American view of Karma - the endless paying back of an ongoing debt. How about a view of Karma as a 'virtuous circle' instead?