Great post! I don’t disagree with you. I have to believe a lot of these moves and changes are the company learning what it takes based on the process of developing a strategy to get to an uplist. They did plan to uplist last year and it didn’t happen, but a heck of a lot of their things happened that weren’t planned. And the company is much better off today because of it. Anshu works this the right way. Develop a plan and work the plan, modifying it as needed, and delaying certain items, when bigger opportunities come up and need attention sooner. I am not unhappy with anything that has taken place. I wouldn’t operate any different than Anshu has this far. Rome wasn’t built in a day, but it was based on a vision and every step planned on day one didn’t occur in the planned order. Growth is sometimes based on trial and error and learning. The process can be messy and often out of order, but the end goal remains. Most will never remember the steps taken, only the end result. Look at the massive companies of today, that probably had all the same early struggles and doubts. Apple, Google, Netflix, Amazon. These were all just a pipe dream at one point.
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