Andrei Tudor

We keep hearing: Juniors won t stand a chance.

But companies are still opening internships, which suggests something deeper than just skill-building still matters (like understanding systems, workflows, and how companies actually operate the management part).

Coming from a consulting background, I spent years helping companies make high-stakes financial decisions. I find the approaches that worked for them are completely different from the ones that make sense for me personally as a founder.

As a founder, you are already running one of the most concentrated bets a person can make. Your time, your money, your reputation, all tied to one company that may or may not work out.

Keeping up with stocks for your portfolio can be tiring, especially when you are building your own business. You're already tracking your own metrics, your market, your competitors. Adding serious investment research on top of that is a lot.

But most of us still have a portfolio. And most of us make those decisions with whatever information happens to cross our feed that week.