Series B Insights
Founders often experience a shift in optionality by the time they reach series B, where the focus turns to sustainable growth and new drivers. Raising significant capital can actually increase risks rather than mitigate them, setting higher expectations for performance. Wealth should be viewed as a floor rather than a ceiling, allowing for a more balanced approach to success and personal fulfillment in the fast-paced world of startups.In this clip
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