What is the biggest risk you've taken as a founder?

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For me, it was putting in all savings into building my 1st startup, not really knowing if it would take off πŸ˜…
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Wow, that takes a lot of courage! How did you manage the uncertainty and potential loss?
I guess uncertainty and potential loss is what keeps many from taking the plunge. Most times, it's a decision taken impulsively (like in my case), more than practicality. Amid all the sanity, a little insanity is required, for things to take off πŸ˜…
Absolutely agree! Sometimes you just have to take that leap of faith and hope for the best. And hey, a little bit of insanity never hurt anyone πŸ˜‰πŸš€
haha true that!
Just starting evoke-app.com in general, though I'm not sinking any significant savings into it at all I don't take many big risks πŸ˜…
Very cool! Whatever works. To each, his own, really πŸ˜…. Congrats on a successful PH launch btw!
me neither! Although now I’m trying to learn to take calculated ones
I quit my well-paid full-time job and started my own startup with zero capital. Somehow I survived and the startup went well. I guess it’s the power of human survival instinct. πŸ˜‚
Haha that's awesome! You said it, life definitely has a way of working out. Thanks for sharing.
I sold a tour company I had last August. The plan was to begin building a product and market this. What a decision that was. I am now 7 months later and we have two - one based on AI for the travel trade (custom coded) and the other is built on Bubble. We haven't generated any income in this time so certainly challenging times. However, as many on here have said, the strongest survive. Hopeful on a PH launch soon for our Email project to kick it into action.
Amazing story! At the end, it's all about the hustle and giving it your best. I'm sure you'll have a great PH launch. Thanks for sharing, and all the very best πŸ’ͺ🏼
Quitting my full-time job, founding a startup, and getting married all in the same year...
Haha nice! That's an exciting life you created for yourself, right there. Inspiring!
Nice question Pranab! I think undoubtedly the biggest risk I've taken was quitting my job (which I didn't like but needed it) for working on branition.com I hope it pays off :)
Thanks, Hossein. Aren't most of us just doing things we don't like, through our lifetime. Congrats on taking the plunge. I'm sure Branition will smash it. Good luck!
Thanks Pranab. I also wish you the best for your upcoming launch!
Thanks too!
Quit my job and building my startup on my savings. Donno, how this will go but love the freedom.
Congrats on taking the plunge. All the very best! It will definitely pay off :)
Leave everything behind to become a founder ! πŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺ
My co-founder & I are using all profits from all of our revenue streams to fund our startup. (a decent amount but were not talking huge amounts here) Ngl its scary, but at the same time it really gives us that extra drive, as everything is on the line.
That's inspiring, Brandon. Nothing like bootstrapping your own business. No greater validation. Congrats!
Thank you!
Nice question
Thanks! Do share yours
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