I'm curious to see the long-term effects of "comfortable" entrepreneurs that don't have as much skin in the game when it comes to personal investment. Are they more likely to let a company fizzle out than someone who put their entire life savings in? Is there a risk/reward curve where the latter entrepreneur sees greater reward because they know that failing isn't an option?
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I'm curious to see the long-term effects of "comfortable" entrepreneurs that don't have as much skin in the game when it comes to personal investment. Are they more likely to let a company fizzle out than someone who put their entire life savings in? Is there a risk/reward curve where the latter entrepreneur sees greater reward because they know that failing isn't an option?