Heather comes from a family of entrepreneurs and feels drawn to starting businesses rather than taking jobs. She sees founding as harder but more aligned with her unique insights, driven by the desire to create value.
Heather, I would love to start out with you since this is a subject that we've discussed at length in your Forbes article. Yeah, I think that, you know, I've always been really attracted to the founder mentality. So I came from a long line of entrepreneurs and founding something or, you know, starting your own business is just kind of what we thought as Hartnets were supposed to do. It wasn't what job can you get, it was what value can you create. And so the founding element has always been something that's interesting to me, not because Not because I chose it, because it's much harder, I think, but mostly because I feel that whatever I'm interested in or I feel that I have a unique insight in, I'm not always the commercial option to go and get a job in that.
Paige of Behind Genius driving an AI electric train in St. Louis (Intramotev Visit)
