I feel for jasonfried. If you build a business and stick to it, being careful not to open a new business that might disappoint your customers if you close it, you become fodder for "disruption."
But if you have the courage to try new things in a lean way, you become fodder for criticism that you don't keep your services running.
In the end, that's the price of trying new things. You have to have the iron pants to shrug and keep going even when people are telling you to do what everyone else is doing.
But if you have the courage to try new things in a lean way, you become fodder for criticism that you don't keep your services running.
In the end, that's the price of trying new things. You have to have the iron pants to shrug and keep going even when people are telling you to do what everyone else is doing.