Goes to show that it's not necessary to build a hugely publicized, larger than life, startup to be an entrepreneur and add value.
Seems like these days people don't think it's that cool to build a business that's big enough to replace your day job, but in the end that may be the most important step your startup can take. Once your business sustains itself, it frees up your time to build and make it big.
Good read Clint; it's great to get that kind of insight into the reality of the early stages of a startup.
Nice story, but especially beautiful painting!
Yeah, I think I got the better end of the deal :-)