Think Don't Sink

I had to sign up to follow some great blogs I had read... so I figured I might create myself a blog to promote cool things that I'm discovering, perhaps debate some of the silliest things that annoy me... or something I usually complain about during coffee breaks, train rides etc...

Since writing my first blog, I have decided to write about topics surrounding Entrepreneurship in the Web, Tech Trends and perhaps even Politics (mainly UK) and the Economy.

I live and work in Berlin, my interests are mainly focused on the things that surround the world I work in... "boooring!" you might say - but my work is extremely cool :D I also enjoy taking in some of the culture on my doorstep and getting away to other cities and countries.

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  1. Although I haven’t got there yet, I can relate to what Fred is saying here.

    Firstly, I get a rewarding feeling every time I meet an investor who has a good story to tell… furthermore, my reward is delivered (almost) daily - being able to work on a project with the aim of disrupting (I live in hope!) - and, presumably, when my work produces a successful exit.

    In the end any investors willing to back me and guide me will certainly share a lot of the (addictive) emotional reward that comes with the job

    I just wonder if Fred feels a sense of reward even though if project has failed to produce a successful exit, after all, the team may take positives away from their experience and, from what the article suggests, it doesn’t seem to have affected investments ;)

     
     
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