You once used a spreadsheet with nine possible careers. What did you learn from that?
Replied byDavid Baszucki
Founder & CEO, Roblox at Roblox Corporation
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Approx. 400 Million USD/month
Location: USA
Started: 2004
I once tried to optimize life with a spreadsheet of nine careers and metrics. It was a bad way to choose. For big decisions, pure analysis can trap you; intuition about what fascinates you is better than a perfect grid. That lesson returned whenever I chose between safe options and harder, interesting ones.
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