Serial founders…

What’s the biggest misconception you had the first time around about building a business?

And what do you think future you would say your current biggest misconception is?

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So true.

I tell myself it will be a lifelong journey to find that balance.

When I started:“build it and they will come.” Distribution matters just as much if not more. A shit product with A+ distribution beats out an A+ product with shit distribution.

Future me about current: take care of your body and get more sleep. Working on this now but it’s hard to not feel like im falling behind

Yikes. Sorry to hear that. Did someone suggest that route?

That it would work, and funding a business on credit cards was a totally ok idea.

Biz needs to be wildly successful to sell.

Couldn’t be further from the truth.