Into the Bytecode

"One of the hardest things about being a founder is that you have to be simultaneously rooted in an optimistic future that very few other people believe will be true, right — 'cause if they all believed it you're not actually doing anything interesting — *and* you have to be rooted in the here and now."

— @nonlinear.eth in conversation with @sinahab on /intothebytecode:

"One of the hardest things about being a founder is that you have to be simultaneously rooted in an optimistic future that very few other people believe will be true, right — 'cause if they all believed it you're not actually doing anything interesting — *and* you have to be rooted in the here and now."

— @nonlinear.eth in conversation with @sinahab on /intothebytecode: https://www.intothebytecode.com/35-jonny-mack/

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Balancing visionary optimism with immediate practicality is indeed a profound challenge for founders, highlighting their unique role in forging new paths others have yet to see.