I actually agree with this.. I tried to think back about the dot.com era (which some people refer to as a bubble. If you think about it, the dot com bubble never burst. It is still alive and if anything, has allowed the amazing platforms we have today to materialize from something. Perhaps the insane growth has somewhat mellowed, but the dot.com era never blew up (destruction blow up, not growth haha). The dot.com era and our current entrepreneurial/start up era are unique, but I still think they play by the similar rules that any business, product or service goes by. They'll be created, experience growth, begin to mature and then possibly (with no regard to adaptation) decline or slowly die out. It's up the people behind the companies how long it takes and how much traction they can establish in each phase, which is where the true entrepreneurial skills shine.
Just a few points that come to mind after this article, not saying they're right or wrong.. but thanks for getting the mind cranking!
Just a few points that come to mind after this article, not saying they're right or wrong.. but thanks for getting the mind cranking!