Comments on: The Law of Minicycles http://learntoduck.com/startups/law-minicycles/ sometimes it takes getting punched in the face Fri, 18 May 2012 02:31:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: micah http://learntoduck.com/startups/law-minicycles/comment-page-1/#comment-8962 micah Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:02:13 +0000 http://learntoduck.com/?p=968#comment-8962 In the case of a lifestyle business, sure, that exit makes sense, but I was<br>thinking more around venture backed companies. In most cases, there is a<br>push for either M&A or IPO. Generally, the concept is that there is an<br>“exit” on the decision. The decision is over, and its time to move on to the<br>next one. In the case of a lifestyle business, sure, that exit makes sense, but I was
thinking more around venture backed companies. In most cases, there is a
push for either M&A or IPO. Generally, the concept is that there is an
“exit” on the decision. The decision is over, and its time to move on to the
next one.

]]> By: John Fischer http://learntoduck.com/startups/law-minicycles/comment-page-1/#comment-8961 John Fischer Tue, 27 Oct 2009 05:59:01 +0000 http://learntoduck.com/?p=968#comment-8961 Regarding - The Exit<br>There is another option you missed, and it may have the biggest payoff.<br>Become profitable, become self funded, continue to grow profits, become more profitable and delight countless humans along the way. <br><br>Often the biggest payoff an entrepreneur can have is experiencing the effect your company has on human beings, how your idea changed lives, solved problems, put employee's kids through college and built a loyal following of delighted customers. Regarding – The Exit
There is another option you missed, and it may have the biggest payoff.
Become profitable, become self funded, continue to grow profits, become more profitable and delight countless humans along the way.

Often the biggest payoff an entrepreneur can have is experiencing the effect your company has on human beings, how your idea changed lives, solved problems, put employee's kids through college and built a loyal following of delighted customers.

]]> By: micah http://learntoduck.com/startups/law-minicycles/comment-page-1/#comment-8826 micah Mon, 26 Oct 2009 23:02:13 +0000 http://learntoduck.com/?p=968#comment-8826 In the case of a lifestyle business, sure, that exit makes sense, but I was<br>thinking more around venture backed companies. In most cases, there is a<br>push for either M&A or IPO. Generally, the concept is that there is an<br>“exit” on the decision. The decision is over, and its time to move on to the<br>next one. In the case of a lifestyle business, sure, that exit makes sense, but I was
thinking more around venture backed companies. In most cases, there is a
push for either M&A or IPO. Generally, the concept is that there is an
“exit” on the decision. The decision is over, and its time to move on to the
next one.

]]> By: micah http://learntoduck.com/startups/law-minicycles/comment-page-1/#comment-8723 micah Mon, 26 Oct 2009 23:02:13 +0000 http://learntoduck.com/?p=968#comment-8723 In the case of a lifestyle business, sure, that exit makes sense, but I was<br>thinking more around venture backed companies. In most cases, there is a<br>push for either M&A or IPO. Generally, the concept is that there is an<br>“exit” on the decision. The decision is over, and its time to move on to the<br>next one. In the case of a lifestyle business, sure, that exit makes sense, but I was
thinking more around venture backed companies. In most cases, there is a
push for either M&A or IPO. Generally, the concept is that there is an
“exit” on the decision. The decision is over, and its time to move on to the
next one.

]]> By: John Fischer http://learntoduck.com/startups/law-minicycles/comment-page-1/#comment-8825 John Fischer Mon, 26 Oct 2009 22:59:01 +0000 http://learntoduck.com/?p=968#comment-8825 Regarding - The Exit<br>There is another option you missed, and it may have the biggest payoff.<br>Become profitable, become self funded, continue to grow profits, become more profitable and delight countless humans along the way. <br><br>Often the biggest payoff an entrepreneur can have is experiencing the effect your company has on human beings, how your idea changed lives, solved problems, put employee's kids through college and built a loyal following of delighted customers. Regarding – The Exit
There is another option you missed, and it may have the biggest payoff.
Become profitable, become self funded, continue to grow profits, become more profitable and delight countless humans along the way.

Often the biggest payoff an entrepreneur can have is experiencing the effect your company has on human beings, how your idea changed lives, solved problems, put employee's kids through college and built a loyal following of delighted customers.

]]> By: John Fischer http://learntoduck.com/startups/law-minicycles/comment-page-1/#comment-8722 John Fischer Mon, 26 Oct 2009 22:59:01 +0000 http://learntoduck.com/?p=968#comment-8722 Regarding - The Exit<br>There is another option you missed, and it may have the biggest payoff.<br>Become profitable, become self funded, continue to grow profits, become more profitable and delight countless humans along the way. <br><br>Often the biggest payoff an entrepreneur can have is experiencing the effect your company has on human beings, how your idea changed lives, solved problems, put employee's kids through college and built a loyal following of delighted customers. Regarding – The Exit
There is another option you missed, and it may have the biggest payoff.
Become profitable, become self funded, continue to grow profits, become more profitable and delight countless humans along the way.

Often the biggest payoff an entrepreneur can have is experiencing the effect your company has on human beings, how your idea changed lives, solved problems, put employee's kids through college and built a loyal following of delighted customers.

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