Thread by @dominiconorton

I’ve been tweeting a lot more. I’ve been transparent about what I do and how I do #buildinpublic but not necessarily emotionally vulnerable.

That’s the hardest part is being emotionally vulnerable about the entrepreneurial process

Some self-reflection a thread ⬇️

Throughout my athletic career and my academic career I have failed a lot. Losing scholarships, cutting cut from teams and more. It’s helped me develop a unique outlook on failure that in many cases it’s unavoidable and to be expected.

This can come across pessimistic and makes me numb to failure but also success. It’s why I don’t even think about what is means to be successful. I try to just enjoy my process and bounce back from whatever comes next.

I don’t think the world is a fair place. I don’t think it will be. Reality doesn’t discriminate on hardship.

I don’t think I necessarily get imposter syndrome but I do question whether my skills have real world value. Sometimes I’d rather not be an entrepreneur

I’ll try to do more of these. I love these you can do it posts on Twitter but that’s not my reality most days, I also think that’s ok. Most entrepreneurs are going through it and rarely talk about it.

Probably need to format my thoughts a little better so it’s easier to read.