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When anyone ever asks me that I say: "why not". Then I tell them "do me a favor and lets skips the bullshit questions". Then I start talking to them about thing
by vladmk 13y ago
When anyone ever asks me that I say: "why not". Then I tell them "do me a favor and lets skips the bullshit questions". Then I start talking to them about things that actually matter like: How much profit we've made, what our run rate is and what can happen. The bottom line is, when you actually make a profit, at least a couple of thousand no one is gonna ask you those useless questions.
- vladmk 13y agoI guess what I'm really getting at is entrepreneurs start companies to make money period, they don't start companies for fun or any other crap you hear. When I say: "lets skip the bullshit questions" I guess it lets them know I value my time and the reason I started a company was to make money or else I'd be into non-profits. People don't accidentally get paid in startups they know they're gonna get paid doing something and the successful ones don't just charge enough to make a modest living either.