I follow ResumoCast Venture Studio from the inside
Comment on Gustavo Carriconde's post about what happens when the cost of building collapses.
I follow ResumoCast Venture Studio from the inside. And Gustavo Carriconde's point is more surgical than it looks.
The cost of building something collapsed. Six months became days. And when the cost sinks, what used to stay hidden shows up naked:
• projects sustained by sunk investment, never by merit
• postponed decisions disguised as "let's validate one more quarter"
• the ego of whoever approved it blocking what the board has already seen
• no method where the budget used to hide the emptiness
Clarity was never the bottleneck. What always got stuck was clarity turning into postponement.
A Board that does not force the decision now will decide later out of the company's exhaustion.
Also published on LinkedIn, where the conversation continues in the comments.
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