在 · one honest question
I think I’ve found a way to make founder networking less awkward. Here's what I've learned
A direction, not a prediction — read through the Chinese lens.
The direction
Write the question in one line. If you cannot, you are not deciding yet.
No account, no card. One question, one direction.
In someone's own words
“I built a world where you can meet other founder /people, wave and tart talking. You ju t come in, ay who you would like to meet or what you need help with, wave and tart conver ation . Some context Between 2015 and 2019, I built an online community to 30,000 member . I currently run Founder...”
— a real post, kept anonymous
What this question usually is
- It is rarely the job itself. It is the version of you the job requires.
- Most people ask this when they are already tired — which is a bad time to decide.
- The money is usually the last thing worth deciding on, not the first.
問
“You keep asking because you think someone has your answer. They have theirs.”
One question in. One direction out.
A reflection, not medical or financial advice. If today is heavier than words, findahelpline.com lists real helplines near you.