Reinvention to me means letting go of everything you've done in the past and embracing an entirely new way of doing things.
I think in general, my whole life has been a story of some variance of reinvention.
Growing up, I actually, for the longest time, thought I would be a professional chess player.
So between the ages of 5 and 14, I traveled around the U.S. and some parts of the world as well, just playing chess.
For a long time, I really loved the game, and then at the age of 14, I decided I'd try something else.
Funny enough, today, I would argue that our whole company is around helping other companies reinvent themselves too.
The early days of any startup are hard.
And I think for us especially, we knew we were walking into an industry that, again, just didn't exist.
And so we weren't sure really what a product even looked like tangibly.
Second was, is there a market for this?
