A founder weighs selling Code Knights to focus elsewhere, acknowledging you can't scale everything at once. Andrew Gazdecki agrees: running one business is hard enough. The right buyer could take the product further than the founder can alone.
Well, I was really enjoying it and still very fun to run the programs. I'm working on some other business ventures too in some other spaces. And so to be able to balance those out, then I really needed to be able to think about where I was going to deploy my time too. And so basically I had to decide, well, which one? And to take Code Knights to the next level, I thought, well, if someone made an acquisition of Code Knights, would let them take it to the next level.
I think that makes a ton of sense. It's super hard running one business as it is when you have multiple businesses. I think it's, this too difficult. And if you're able to sell the business to someone who's just as excited as you are to run it and can take it further, I think that's amazing.
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