Hey everyone, it's been a while since I've posted in here ️
I've had a blog post brewing for a while that I've been desperate to share with this community in particular.
I believe too many people are "doing a startup" for a quick win to be successful and happy. It's what I did with my last company.
I see so many founders raising VC and angel money for businesses that would probably just be amazing organic businesses.
I just wanted to share with you what we're doing with Sanctus, why we're happy that we're building a sustainable business that has no intention to sell or raise VC and why playing "the long game" has transformed my world-view on business.
It feels like there is a band of people who are starting to focus on building awesome 'lifestyle' businesses or just bootstrapping and actually making money from day one.
I hope this post can start what I think is a well-needed discussion
I've had a blog post brewing for a while that I've been desperate to share with this community in particular.
I believe too many people are "doing a startup" for a quick win to be successful and happy. It's what I did with my last company.
I see so many founders raising VC and angel money for businesses that would probably just be amazing organic businesses.
I just wanted to share with you what we're doing with Sanctus, why we're happy that we're building a sustainable business that has no intention to sell or raise VC and why playing "the long game" has transformed my world-view on business.
It feels like there is a band of people who are starting to focus on building awesome 'lifestyle' businesses or just bootstrapping and actually making money from day one.
I hope this post can start what I think is a well-needed discussion