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It is one thing to say start your business for the right reasons but this takes it a bit too far. Hope people don't get discouraged.
by amr 17y ago
It is one thing to say start your business for the right reasons but this takes it a bit too far. Hope people don't get discouraged.
- BrandonWatson 17y ago@amr - why do you think that this is taking it too far? I would love to hear your feedback. My personal experience with setting off on my own was just as I describe here, so maybe I am the oddity. I was surprised, and quite honestly overloaded, but the minutia of stuff with which we had to deal, especially when we got into the fund raising process.
- Leon 17y agoI may just be a little absurd pointing this out, but is it really necessary to use twitter speak to preface a reply when the formatting of the conversation implies your target? I know I am being pedantic and this is not adding much to the conversation, but this has been slowly creeping throughout the internet, much more lately, of the use of twitter speak in seemingly unnecessary places. What influenced you to use it? Is this a good way to track the influence of certain social networks, by their adoption of common idioms in other disparate networks? Can we follow through this idea and scrape networks to find where idioms are being generated and pinpoint hot-spots of the internet? Ah, this is just opening a can of worms for such a simple style guideline, but what are your thoughts on this anyway?
- ryansloan 17y agoI don't know about taking to too far, even if it is a rather pessimistic (or even realistic) view of things. Entrepreneurship is not for everyone, and a lot of people don't realize that. They only know what they see in the movies: lots of money, fast cars, etc. I know I fall into that same mental trap sometimes.