I met Garin Hess for lunch today. He wanted to talk about entrepreneurship and my future work. He expressed his confidence that I’m very marketable and there are several good paths I could take. One path is to validate a business idea and pitch it to investors. That way, I can start a business without having to have a bunch of money upfront. He thinks I’m the kind of guy that could do that. Another option is to go find a product focused job. The market is hot in Utah and he’s confident there are lots of opportunities out there. Ultimately, as a friend, he thinks I should start to plan an exit from InMoment. I think that is wise.
Before lunch, I visited with the eye doctor. Everything looked good from his point of view. I’ve been concerned because since having Covid my vision has been slightly blurry around the outside. He thinks it may be a Covid side affect. We both hope it goes away soon. While we were discussing my experience thus far, I realized that my level of compassion for those that have been suffering and have suffered from Covid has increased in a huge way. My heart breaks for anyone that is suffering.
Later today, I’ve spoken to Paula about lunch with Garin. She feels like I need to be responsible and provide for the family, but need to find a solution that allows me to be a part of the kids’ lives. Working tons of hours isn’t an option. Maybe the timing for starting a new company is not now.








