We’re living at a time when things are played out in public more than ever before. Spend a few minutes on Facebook, then hop over to TechCrunch, and you see countless examples of your peers killing it, crushing it, or whatever the verb of the week might be. However, there’s often a deep chasm between media illusion and reality.
The fact is that life can be stressful, lonely, and utterly depressing at times. Yet these normally aren’t the adjectives used on Facebook or at cocktail events.
I started a software company after law school for $100. I ended up selling it for $20 million to Intuit. I’ve since built another company that’s grown into a multi-million-dollar business. I’ve got an incredible husband (and business partner) and four thoughtful, beautiful, and talented kids. I’ve been featured on radio, TV, and print. And, except for the times when I forget to bring the snack for the football team, I probably look like I’ve got things together. Read more...
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