Companies can't be sold, they can only be bought.

I think the fact that we could afford not to sell the company was the reason we were able to sell it. We had the power to say no at all times.

Entrepreneurship gives a lot to the entrepreneur. But it also takes a lot from you. If you are an entrepreneur, pause and check what are you giving away.

The clearest indication that something is not going well is when you can't say what is on your mind to your co-founder

It is easy to be on the same page when things are going well. It is when things go awry that the differences start to arise.

As one builds the company, it is not the company which needs the most support - it is the individual(s) building the company.

Becoming an entrepreneur is one of the most humbling experience one can have.

Many companies that build a big and profitable business generally solve the simplest of problems. Their problem statements are clear and repeatable.

At the earliest stage, the only people who can invest in you are three Fs: friends, family and fools.