great reply! thank you

any particular resource or starting point?

I am not excited about any problem as of right now to solve

I fear to be outdated at some point in future if I couldn't grow

I traded for a while, didn't make profit so I invest now long term

great tips.

> Lastly, one trick that a college counselor taught me is to imagine you are doing your dream job or living your dream life. Now write a fictional history of that persons life, like someone reading an introduction of you before a TED talk. Start with the end point and work backwards in the history to where you are right now. It can give you ideas about what your next steps should be.

I'll try it tonight! thank you!

no need to grow in this case, I prefer to stay where I am rather than going to a toxic env

that's one of the reasons why I like my existing company, they don't lie, pretty honest and transparent

good way to put it, I like how you phrased it

I founded a startup before and lost everything I had, but it helped me grow faster than anything else, I think about it as an investment in my career

What I learned is that I need to have something I understand pretty good (biz side) and know how to grow, in addition to expert co-founder(s)

I thought a lot about starting something in non-tech world, but I go back and think that I must invest my knowledge in tech and work on something that I understand and can success in

makes sense, especially that I like to plan my moves carefully. Not saying that I don't take risks, but I take risks knowing where I am heading.

hate surprises