Ash Maurya

Hi Kyle —

First, this article was written for entrepreneurs swinging for the fences, not consultants. Even if you are a consultant going into…

Ash Maurya
Ash Maurya · 1 min read

Hi Kyle —

First, this article was written for entrepreneurs swinging for the fences, not consultants. Even if you are a consultant going into business for yourself, the odds of success are never 100%. If you don’t like 10%, adjust accordingly.

I don’t understand what you mean by “the only way you will succeed is by assuming you will”? Success is factual… not assumptive.

As to the cash flow problem, if you don’t have any cash to spend, that is a constraint and you have to look for ways to move forward despite that. If you have cash but choose not to spend it, that’s a choice. And not a good choice if you could spend it on something that helps you grow faster.