Mostly Technical 63: Unreliable Narrator
Dec 17, 2024
The hosts explore the unique challenges of starting a business over 40, blending personal experiences with insights on work-life balance. They dive into the whimsical world of coding terminology, humorously debating the merits of TUI vs. GUI. A lighthearted discussion on budgeting apps reveals the struggles of aging and financial management. Additionally, they touch on drones, mixing conspiracy theories with light banter about security—illustrating how technology shapes our everyday lives.
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Founder Priorities
- Founders over 40 optimize for different things, potentially due to accumulated experience and burnout.
- This differs from younger founders, who prioritize job satisfaction over financial gain.
Optimizing for Money
- At a party, Aaron told a younger person he optimizes for making money.
- The younger person prioritized job satisfaction.
Business Founder Age
- The average age of someone starting a business is around 49, contradicting the idea of decline after 40.
- Burnout from years of experience might be a factor in perceived decline.
