Fresh starts and new beginnings. Above everything else, that is why Bungii exists.
We thought up the toughest questions known to man and Johnny passed with flying colors.
We were in a position far too familiar for most startups: panic mode.
Some might call it a coincidence that Washington won a championship right after we moved to town. We call it fate.
We thought up the toughest questions known to man and Johnny passed with flying colors.
We were in a position far too familiar for most startups: panic mode.
My mind raced back to California. Jumping on the fast-track to corporate success sounded like the right move. The sunny, 75 degree weather and lure of easy west coast living was too good to turn down. But for some reason I did.
Focusing on the negatives is too simple — the tough part is admitting it. But there is just as much joy in the the failures as there is in the solutions. Once we acknowledged that simple truth, it changed everything.
We’ve found we aren’t great at watering and taking care of our own plants, so an office dog is out of the question.
The alarm bells began going off loud and clear. What went wrong? What do we do now? Did we even have a viable business? The immediate signs were pointing towards no.
There is no quick cure. There is no miracle algorithm. There’s no one move that’s going to bring success. Clear, patient, grinding work is the variable in success.
The anxiety from a roller coaster’s first drop was how we felt about our last semester of college. We strapped in and slowly lurched our way towards graduation. But our roller coaster wasn’t already built; we were laying down track as we plummeted to the ground. It’s safe to say we were a little unprepared.
