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Coop
@coopahtroopa.eth
Ask yourself - how long are you willing to lose time energy and capital on something you deeply believe in before it starts to pay off? Short term losses for long term gains.
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
I poured 4 years of my life into this project in off hours then walked away from a job paying more than most will see in a lifetime to make Quilibrium a reality. I could have stayed the course and retired young. I could have gone against my morals and taken the easy route. But this isn't just a company, it's a crusade.
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0xChris
@0xchris
Moving towards startup took a solid two years – spent 6mo planning, another 6 rewiring my brain, followed by 6mo shifting my perspective at the start, and finally, 6mo just chilling and accepting my journey. Nerve-wracking initially but now I'm feeling liberated. Casual journey, serious freedom! 🚀
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Chris Biele ⌐◨-◨ 🎩
@nfthinker
Three years and counting 😅🤣
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nik_nik
@nikoline
What is believed in, is what shapes ALL our actions, and some ventures pay off and others dont get received or face other challenges. Time and energy is never lost though, everything adds up. You just get leaner faster and more efficient everytime, not even counting the connections you make along the way.
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Fractal Visions ⌐◨-◨
@fractalvisions.eth
Last time I checked ✅ we were at day 1155… But things are starting to pay 💰 off big time!!!
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bigmike🎩🔵↑
@thepizzacompany.eth
Ice cube melting. Don’t stop at -1 Celsius
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Toph🎩🔵
@tophb
It's not that easy
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MTH
@mthch
The question is also how long your body and mental state can actually manage it before you burn out.
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Jamie Parmenter🎩
@jamiep.eth
This is a good question to ask. It's going to be different for every person
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