The bar for success in our industry is too low - (37signals):
"So I guess what ultimately bothers me most about this New York Times piece, and many other pieces just like it (see TechCrunch daily), is the example that’s being set for the next generation of entrepreneurs. They’re seeing business success defined as “the projections say we’ll profitable later”. They’re constantly being exposed to excuses. They’re being taught that profits are these things that only happen one day far away. That’s just wrong."
Friday, September 04, 2009
We Lose Money on Every Sale...
But we make it up in volume. Stupid then. Stupid now. Some people get it.
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