Episode 143
Startups vs. Self-Sabotage: This Week’s Top r/startups Debates
This episode dives into the latest debates on r/startups, exploring how entrepreneurs grapple with self-sabotage amid the chaos of building a business. Covering the most discussed posts and sentiments from the community, it reveals what startup founders are feeling—hope, frustration, and burnout—and why these conversations matter in the journey of startup success. Perfect for anyone wanting a behind-the-scenes look at the startup grind and its emotional toll.
Sources
- Where have all the big ideas gone? : r/startupsreddit.com
- How did you get over the fear of judgement of putting yourself and your startup out in the public view? I will not promotereddit.com
- I keep distracting myself from my own startup. How do I stop? [I will not promote]reddit.com
- How realistic is it to aim for 7 digit USD acquisition after 3-4 years of running a startup? I will not promotereddit.com
- Ten years of getting good at building. I still don't know how to get anyone to care once it's built. (i will not promote)reddit.com
- r/startupsreddit.com
- Share your startup - quarterly post : r/startupsreddit.com
- This is the WORST period ever to build a startup (I will not ...reddit.com
- Reddit - The heart of the internetreddit.com
- Share your startup - quarterly postreddit.com
- Feedback Friday : r/startupsreddit.com
- Need to vent after being ripped to shreds on an investor pitchreddit.com