Lately, I've been reevaluating my views on money. For a long time, I viewed money negatively, almost as something to be wary of. But I've come to a realization: money is actually a powerful indicator of value being provided.
In the absence of a perfect system to track impact, revenue stands out as a clear metric. It reflects whether you're providing something worthwhile to others.
As I dive into my new startup venture, I'm seeing this firsthand. Every time someone puts down a deposit or makes a purchase, it's validation that we're creating something of real value, something that meets a need. This realization has been enlightening. I understand better than ever why entrepreneurs celebrate their first subscription or sale so enthusiastically.
The money they are giving us is confirmation that we’re making a meaningful contribution, serving a purpose. When money and revenue is a measure of value and impact, it’s truly beautiful.