Usually though, it's a term for a person who has started a bunch of things

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Jul 10, 2019
4:18:04pm

Gentleman Stan All-American

Usually though, it's a term for a person who has started a bunch of things

but not finished them. Sort of the "Squirrel!" approach to business.

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Gentleman Stan

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"Serial entrepreneur" seems like a fancy term for skeezy. Am I wrong?

Ragnar Danneskjold #$4,000,000neverforget

7/10/19 10:22am

MLM junkie

mudpupper

7/10/19 10:32am

this too

jkccoug

7/10/19 11:04am

Depends on who's using it. But yeah, tends to be the way flakey people explain

jkccoug

7/10/19 11:03am

It also is probably a good description for the founders of successful companies

Tricky

7/10/19 11:50am

Usually though, it's a term for a person who has started a bunch of things

7/10/19 4:18pm

I don't trust any of them.

Rich Lather

7/10/19 1:16pm

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