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It's easy to underestimate how many years you need to be willing to put into the startup. A fraction of startups succeed, and a fraction of that fraction succe
by johnrob 13y ago
It's easy to underestimate how many years you need to be willing to put into the startup. A fraction of startups succeed, and a fraction of that fraction succeed quickly. If you're only willing to put in a year or two your odds of success are astronomically low. Plan for the long term, it's not a sprint.
- lquist 13y agoMy startup is by (most) accounts "succeeding", but it still is not something that I would eagerly do again. It's quite hard. That is to say, don't think it's all peaches and cream when you're making millions in profit and growing like a weed.