> "RxBar got a lot of traction well before they were sold, and so to believe he was grinding for the entire 5 years in the same way he was in the basement when they first started is a bit naive"
I would have the opposite perception. That it is naive of your part assuming that once a business gets good traction that its founders start working less hours.
I would have the opposite perception. That it is naive of your part assuming that once a business gets good traction that its founders start working less hours.