Check VS Checkmate – defining resilience in the startup economy

Resilience involves navigating through challenges and setbacks. Oliver Libby. Managing Partner at H/L Ventures distinguishes between being in “check” and being in “checkmate” during trying times. Being in “check” implies facing a setback or a tough situation where reasonable moves are left to make. Conversely, being in “checkmate” means reaching a point where no more reasonable options are available.

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