Entrepreneurship changed the way I think – Casey Handmer's blog
A quick note with some self reflection on the eve of my 37th year and after nearly three years of running a hardware start up. I never saw myself as a founder. At some point a few years ago I reali…
A quick note with some self reflection on the eve of my 37th year and after nearly three years of running a hardware start up. I never saw myself as a founder. At some point a few years ago I realized nearly all my friends were founders or managers of their own business, but I saw myself as an inventor, an engineer, a scientist, a father and husband, but founding companies is scary and in some ways, dirty, difficult, dangerous work. The earliest germ of Terraform was something like a public benefit laboratory, intended to develop tech and open source it, rather than take the necessary step of
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