The Real Worst Case of Your Start Up

I'd never taken a writing class. I'd never written anything other than a history paper, and i'd worked in finance for a few years and lived in excell sheet there. But now i had to get people interested in my start up idea. So i wrote a few stories and submitted hem to places like te crunch and forbes and fast company, and boom, i got published. And from that, i got customers. If i'd stayed in finance, i'd never have found that skill. Now, if i ever want to take a job at v c, the whole reason that i was in finance in the first place, that skale of writing and story telling makes me