Peter Diamandis: Only Founders Obsessed With a Problem for a Decade Should Start Companies
PeterDiamandis · x · 2026-10-28
Peter Diamandis says he started companies because a problem wouldn't leave him alone — money-only motivation never held up when the work got hard. His advice: before founding, ask whether you genuinely want to spend the next decade thinking about that problem.
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