We never hear about those people because they're too busy scrambling for a life raft to write long sappy "what I learned" medium posts.
We never hear about those people because they're too busy scrambling for a life raft to write long sappy "what I learned" medium posts.
When I talk about the fact that the business could have been seen as a success for me, that is because success and failure are completely relative. Many of the people around me would laugh when I said I'd failed, because they were judging it by how far I'd come and the experience I'd gained.
You're absolutely right the business was a complete failure and we spent $800k of someone else's money to get those learnings', but just because someone was a founder/CEO you shouldn't think they're in a different position to anybody else - both financially and emotionally.
http://mentalhealthinstartups.com/introducing-sanctus-59a8b4...
It is unfortunate that the current domain name reflects the first niche market for the Sanctus idea, rather than the nature of the service itself, or the more revolutionary ambitions.