You're not risking enough.
The founders that take the biggest leaps go the farthest.
Elon sold PayPal and could've spent the rest of his life on a yacht. Instead he bet everything on Tesla, SpaceX, and SolarCity.
He already knew he'd be fine without any of it.
How do you take bigger risks?
Realize they're not risks at all.
Once a year, every founder should fly to a cheap beach town. Sleep in a $30 shack for a few nights.
Just sun on your back, bonfires at night, 1,500 words, coffee, and breakfast tacos in the morning. That's it.
I call it The Baseline Break.
You realize pretty quickly: if I lost it all tomorrow, life would still be amazing.
That one thought will make you more dangerous than any business book.
Stay Dangerous Friends