Everyone dreams of becoming the boss. Very few understand what that really means. The moment you b
In this candid conversation, Avi Arya and a co‑speaker explore what it truly means to become a founder. They highlight the stark contrast between the romanticized dream of being the boss and the harsh realities that follow: dwindling cash reserves, health risks, relentless pressure from family and friends, and the fact that every client essentially becomes a boss. The dialogue underscores how small setbacks can feel overwhelming, how emotional resilience is constantly tested, and why many aspiring entrepreneurs underestimate the personal and financial sacrifices required to run a business.
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