Why do you believe in playing the long game?
Replied byDavid Grutman
Founder & CEO at Groot Hospitality
Niche: Agencies
Revenue: Estimated $15M-$30M USD/month
Location: Miami, Florida, USA
Started: 2018
The long game almost always wins. I remember people telling me I wasn't a restaurant guy when I launched Komodo. Years later, some of those same people wanted my restaurants in their properties. Building credibility takes time, but patience often creates the best opportunities.
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