I think that point is very relatable. most of these guys start a business to run a household (the point of positive economics), and through trial and error hit upon something that works and grows.
Most intelligent decision makers start with consideration of opportunity cost and probability of success, and that's where even the time needed to evaluate various options starts making less sense driving them to safer/assured/defacto options
I think that point is very relatable. most of these guys start a business to run a household (the point of positive economics), and through trial and error hit upon something that works and grows.
Most intelligent decision makers start with consideration of opportunity cost and probability of success, and that's where even the time needed to evaluate various options starts making less sense driving them to safer/assured/defacto options