In the beginning, start-ups are so open to ideas. As the company grows and money starts flowing, the mind hardens, and values fade. They detach from the "why" behind their business. The business came to be because of a value they cherished and a problem they solved, which is all soon forgotten when greed sets in.
In the beginning, start-ups are so open to ideas. As the company grows and money starts flowing, the mind hardens, and values fade. They detach from the "why" behind their business. The business came to be because of a value they cherished and a problem they solved, which is all soon forgotten when greed sets in.
In the beginning, start-ups are so open to ideas. As the company grows and money starts flowing, the mind hardens, and values fade. They detach from the "why" behind their business. The business came to be because of a value they cherished and a problem they solved, which is all soon forgotten when greed sets in.
I loved the philosophical depth of your analysis.
Great job to you both.
Hello Amer, sorry for replying so late.
Maybe you're right that the mind of startup hardens over time as we can also see in our personal life.
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