[knappador]

Yeah, I recently heard someone talking about taking huge personal financial risk to keep a startup going and suggested maybe it's time to live and learn and start over with a hell of a lot better product-market fit or spend that money on Treehouse and an apartment for a few months to learn how to build something, which could just be their first successful product.

There are too many people willing to seed a decent product to go all-in with anything except time and soul.

Chris Sacca has a pretty damned interesting tale: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VOQnK7O2To