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Can only speak as an entrepreneur. 1. It's very tough at the beginning, unless you raise money from a VC firm and appear in the press. Your friends will assume that you're a loser unless you do these things. 2. "Hello, attractive female!" "Hello, what do you do?"https://twitter.com/JoshuaOgundu/status/1259727370044366849 …
"I have my own company doing..." "Goodbye!" Again, without the vc money and press. You're going to see a lot of this. 3. All my friends moved into nice cities (NYC, LA, etc.). My company wasn't making any money so I didn't. So I lived in cheap China or with my mom.
So for 4.5 years, my post-college social growth was stunted. Again, really hard to have a proper girlfriend when you're in a foreign country half the time or living with your mom. Hard to see friends. You have to travel to them. You can only sleep on their couch so many times.
4. It was stressful, but I never let any of the stress fuck up my relationships. It was just hard to have relationships, if that makes sense. 5. If you do start a successful company, it gives you great confidence and opportunities and it feels good to have others' respect.
If I hadn't ultimately succeeded, man...that's a scary thought. That would've been terrible. I'm not cut out for corporate life. Would've needed to disappear and become a monk ascetic or something.
What's your main business, the Amazon store or Edison? Have you ever written about the story - how you came up with the idea etc?
Both? I think of myself as a poor mans Elon musk or jack dorsey. Never have, one day I will. Thanks for the interest in my story.
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