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We should call start-ups 'stay-ups'

It'd be a more reflective name of what it's actually like :p

The start-up part is easy, the years after is where it happens, or not.

on March 3, 2022
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    Hi Pier, I love the 'stay-ups' idea :D
    I'm educating myself on the reasons which make certain founders succeed (and others fail). Any chance I can grab 20 min of your time to chat? I'd love to hear your opinion on that. Let me know and thanks!

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      I think it's a love for the market / movement / customer that ultimately makes you stick around long enough to figure out all the parts of the biz. At least for me.

      And an obsession on 'freedom' - a vision of life you know can be yours if you just keep going :)

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    It maybe called start-up for that reason. We just start but not necessarily move forward.

    If we manage to keep it alive for a few years it turns into a business :)

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      It's easier to select what idea to implement when you expect to work on it for a decade