I love this. It shows so much maturity, courage, and self-esteem to have considering the inspiring words of someone who presumably has authority and then sort out what is actually useful and true for yourself.
"While McRaven’s words initially made me feel that quitting was a sign of weakness, further reflection brought a sense of pride in what I had built and clarity in the wisdom of letting go. In a world dominated by success stories shaped by survivorship bias and quiet shutdowns, I realized that the story of an unsuccessful startup needs to be told not with regrets, but with my head held high."
Sometimes the bravest thing isn't what you build but what you dare to let go of. Kashvi and Aryan may still find their path and it'll be partly thanks to the dream you lit.
I love this. It shows so much maturity, courage, and self-esteem to have considering the inspiring words of someone who presumably has authority and then sort out what is actually useful and true for yourself.
"While McRaven’s words initially made me feel that quitting was a sign of weakness, further reflection brought a sense of pride in what I had built and clarity in the wisdom of letting go. In a world dominated by success stories shaped by survivorship bias and quiet shutdowns, I realized that the story of an unsuccessful startup needs to be told not with regrets, but with my head held high."
Sometimes the bravest thing isn't what you build but what you dare to let go of. Kashvi and Aryan may still find their path and it'll be partly thanks to the dream you lit.