Startups a good place to lose yourself.
Here, the commitment to a purpose, to something that has value, is worthwhile.
So few entreprenuers will ever succeed; fewer still will see anything like the rewards so written about daily in TechCrunch or a dozen other places.
Yet the promise of peer recognition, fame, glory & success simply spurs more of us to strive, to stretch, to reach, often again & again. Why?
If we are honest, could it be that the feeling of risk & adventure can be intoxicating, even addictive?
Or is it that the mission, or perhaps the calling is stronger here than in an occupation, where we show up, perform our tasks, complete our objectives, and then go home?
Startups are perhaps also a great place to find yourself.
What do you think?
The stories, thoughts & learning of an Australian startup entrepreneur on a journey to success, through perseverance, to cross the 'valley of death' despite pain & personal tragedy, in order to climb the mountain.
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