Building a new company, at best, is organizing chaos. Business plans evolve, unexpected market challenges and opportunities are revealed, and a steady flow of new team members add to (or detract from) the mission.
It's exciting, inspired, and full of small victories: the first customers who trust you, technology that actually works as expected, and outsiders talking about your pretty baby.
It's heart wrenching, ego busting, and full of failures: investors you can't convince, assumptions you get wrong, deadlines you blow.
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