How does start starting different from a small company? (The spoiler: one wears a suit)

Well, brother. Take a seat, pour a cup of coffee, and listen. Today, we dive into a question that separates the Written Council from the real myths: “How does start starting different from a small company?”

You think this is a precise discrimination, such as the choice between Bowtie and a thin tie (error-choosing a normal tie, fits). But NAH, this is the type of thing that can make or break your business balance in the communication event. Therefore, let’s dismantle it, the saladat style – with a cause, boast, and sometimes the high elevation.

Air examination: startups against small companies

Let’s get one straight thing: both startups and small companies are great in themselves. But they are not the same monster. Imagine an emerging because that is the elegant who enters into the bar, wearing sunglasses At nightIn claiming that he is about to change the world. Meanwhile, the owner of the small business is the man behind the bar, already earns money, pour drinks, and may possess the bar. You need both. But they play different games.

Startups are widely designed. Small companies are designed to preserve them.

Start:

Startup is not just a company. that it a task. It is this chaotic wild energy for “Let’s disrupt the entire industry, save one billion dollars, and retire on a beach in Ibiza by 35.” Startups are designed for growth –fast. They are trying to expand the moon, and perhaps even Mars if Illon leaves some space.

Think about Uber, Airbnb or some of the elegant Brokelin Create an app dating app that matches people based on their Spotify their SPOTIFY lists. High risk, high reward. Just how I love my laser brands.

Small Business:

A small company is the legend of your area. The barber who remembers your name. The bakery that makes the cookies themselves use your grandmother (Rip Grandma and Snickerdoods seriously). These companies are designed to last, to serve a loyal customer base, and to achieve fixed revenues over time.

Startups want financing. Small companies want to profit.

Emerging companies:

Emerging companies like that friend who always returns to him possible. They are not always pipes, but they hope future Breed enough to attract investment. They are looking for VCS, owners of angel or magic rhinogens known as a Techcrunch feature.

Emerging companies will burn funds faster than they burned through a dry cleaning budget. Why? Since they are playing the long game – we have now achieved huge returns (we hope) later. Everything about evaluation, darling.

Small companies:

These men are like, “hey, I sell taco sandwiches. I earn money. I pay bills. I go home and sleep like myth. They focus on revenues and cash flow and keeping their doors open without the need to display their business on a group of investors in Patagonia’s jackets.

They may get a loan or two, but their main investor is usually themselves – or their mother. (Hello mom.)

Emerging companies live in the event of uncertainty. Small companies love a good plan.

Emerging companies:

Startups are like a wild artist. They change the direction, the axis, the brand restoring, and suddenly, it is the application of meditation that a cooking wallet has now invested. It is messy. Unpredictable. It is a sexy type.

The founders here test the ideas, quickly fail, and launch MVPS (the minimum of viable products). They adopt risks such as embracing the velvet jacket on the eve of the New Year.

Small companies:

These people look like a accountant dating – robbery, reliable, and large with data schedules. They know what they do and adhere to. They follow work plans, budget tightly, and focus on consistency. They are in it for a long time, and you know what? This is impressive. The consistency is what turns “wonderful” into “legendary”.

Culture: Hodies versus button (or claims, if I)

Emerging companies:

The start -up culture like burning a man meets Wall Street. They are open offices, beans chairs, work weeks for 80 hours, and CEO plays Ping Bong with trainees in the middle of the night. Dress code? Hodis, jeans, an unhealthy mania with permanent offices.

Small companies:

Here, they are a button, signs of names, and polo with embroidered slogans. The atmosphere is professional, local and practical. It is less than pornography and more than to appear to society every day. Think of small MVP energy.

Me? I make fun of the lawsuit in both of them Positions, clearly.

Exit strategy: General subscription for inheritance

Emerging companies:

The end of the game to start operating? exit. Public subscription, acquisition or appearance on Shark Tank and get a signal from MR. Wonderful. They want to sell, become, and they may start starting another because it seems, they don’t like sleeping.

Startups are designed with the finish line in mind – either to make it big, or amazingly out. Both make a good story. And you Know I love a good story.

Small companies:

The goal here is not going out. She keeps her working. It may have been transferred to your children. Perhaps another site has opened. It comes to building something that lasts. It is a legacy. As someone who signed a “Best Man” at weddings more than I can rely on – concern matters.

The final thought of the legendary

Let’s be real –both of them Startups and small companies are great. One of them is the bold adventurer who is burning through an unknown area with a flame bomber and a dream.

The other is the wise landmark who was holding sushi for 20 years and still has a line outside the door. One tries to change the world. The other changes their society.

But this is the thing … You It is not necessary to choose only one. Starting can be a small work heart. You can dream of your small business, such as startup. Just like how I wear a suit but think like rock music.

Only on you Believe in the missionPlay the long game when needed, and most importantly, Be legendary Do this.

So, whether you are running your start starting in WeWork with no AC or running a bakery makes the cakes very good make the cultivated men –I own it. Be bold. Be great. And always …

Fit.

Sahadat outside.

(Yes, this blog post He was I came to you by my personal trademark from Cologne: “Disorder and desire.”)