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I think I would classify myself and most of my startup-knowledgable friends in the latter crowd. Is that a particularly bad thing to not be motivated by large
by jakerocheleau 14y ago
I think I would classify myself and most of my startup-knowledgable friends in the latter crowd.
Is that a particularly bad thing to not be motivated by large cashouts, and instead by creating a company with long-term value?
- alttab 14y agoNot at all. In fact, I was insinuating that a lot of the start up crowd is motivated by the wrong reasons - money. You can get rich by buying up real estate and charging rent. All you did is sign paper and make money. "Charging rent" isn't a service. "Allowing you to live in property I purchased." isn't really providing value either. "Building a house and selling it to a family." <=== that's creating value.