Evan Stewart
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There is no stronger form of conviction than writing a check.
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Jonny Mack
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or taking a large pay cut
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Evan Stewart
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I hear you on that, but I don’t believe in the narrative that you must sacrifice your earnings in the name of conviction. Time and a place for both, but in my experience conviction grows deeper when your labor can provide for your family.
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Jonny Mack
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agree opportunity cost and conviction aren’t *always* correlated, tho i think they *often* are: when investors commit cash and employees commit hrs they are usually both aligned from a risk/reward, and thus conviction perspective. only material diff is the specific units of value
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Evan Stewart
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For sure! Definitely a correlation there and I agree with your points… a healthy balance exists for sure
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