Yes and because of past product launches and revenue numbers and exits people pay me to hear what I have to say

So the economical nature of that reality became the idea behind our “advisory” business, exhibit a

Thank you for your reply.

For me it's unfortunately the case that I have lots of ideas and don't execute on them. Mostly, I think, because of doubts about getting to something profitable.

I've been there too. Lots of unknowns. The biggest jump for me was when a startup I was working for folded and I realized I didn't have to interview somewhere immediately because my side project at the time had enough promise and I needed the time to meet with people about it.