abherrera

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   by abherrera 13y ago

   As a woman I've had friends, male and female, give their opinions of why I shouldn't build my company. Many of the conversations go back to the concept of I should be doing what most women my age do... get a great 9-5 job, meet a guy, and h
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   by abherrera 13y ago

   I stated I know founders that have drug abuse and addiction problems as a result of a lack of healthy strategies to cope with stress. This is much different than comparing a founder to having a drug or alcohol addiction. Thanks for sharing
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   by abherrera 13y ago

   I agree. Building a startup is a privilege. It's not something everyone gets to do. I come from a line of very hard working people. My parents were the ones that showed be that with knowledge and hard work anything can be achieved. That's w
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   by abherrera 13y ago

   You would be right. I'm definitely not a dude.
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   by abherrera 13y ago

   There's no subtext. The article was written to share my experiences, experiences of friends, and the challenges we go through. Startups are tough. As founders we are responsible for our teams, our customers, our vendors and partners, our ad