> There's no such thing as a business venture that makes $2mil in a worst case scenario.
The opposite is true though: there are a lot of companies that will have trouble doing more than $2 million. I think the author is suggesting you don't pick one of those.
In the end, the real cost is time. Do you want to spend your time building something small, or something big? That depends on why you're working, I suppose, but if you really don't care what the business is, might as well build something big.
The opposite is true though: there are a lot of companies that will have trouble doing more than $2 million. I think the author is suggesting you don't pick one of those.
In the end, the real cost is time. Do you want to spend your time building something small, or something big? That depends on why you're working, I suppose, but if you really don't care what the business is, might as well build something big.