From OutOfMemory to OutOfSerenity, when a consultant becomes a CEO
summary
A software architect left a consultancy to found WeScale and tells his entrepreneurial journey, covering repeated failures, Murphy’s law, and unexpected changes when moving from consultant to company founder. He discusses practical topics like domain-driven design, client engagement ending, identity shifts, and common pitfalls, offering a candid lessons-learned account for those considering entrepreneurship.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:19Entrepreneur's confusion
- 13:55Wisques creation CEO role
- 20:36Posture change time
- 25:14Entrepreneur solitude load
- 31:14Entrepreneurship freedoms challenges
- 36:28Balance letting go growth
- 41:25Staying true to self
- 44:37Q&A
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