A short monologue by Jason M. Lemkin urging patience and persistence: stay longer with good opportunities (a great boss, a promising startup) even when growth slows or issues arise. The speaker cautions against impatience common among passionate people and frames time as an ally for those doing something great.
One in jet. Well, maybe 20. I'll go with 20. And then maybe I'll go like 28 or 30, 30, 33. But one is stick with everything good longer. Everything good longer. Don't be impatient. A lot of. A lot of folks that have a lot of passion like me are impatient. They're impatient to do great things. They're impatient when the people around them are not as committed. They're impatient. And if you. If you join something, either as an executive, a VP or a director and your boss is great, but there's other things that aren't. Stay. Stay. If you have a great boss, even if the growth, even if the growth slows, even if there's issues, stay with the great boss. If you're a founder and you have something good, do it longer. Don't quit, don't. Don't move on. And don't wish that you ran a hotter startup like Time. If you do something great, you know, time is. Is your. Is your ally.
