That’s very impressive, thanks for replying.

If anything, I for one would love to read it if you ever get inspired to write in your next in between jobs phase. Chiming in with the others here, to me it sounds like you’ve had an incredible decade — don’t fall into the trap of self-doubt if you ever get fired again. Talking about macro, nothing is more valuable these days than a merited CRO.

You sound like an incredible asset to any team. There are thousands of startups that would kill to get their hands on someone like you.

But yeah, the $650k comp situation reduces your field of play to only a few, I guess.

Is there an Antler program where you’re located?

Great write up, good on you for doing your research and asking for critical feedback. Since you’re asking for criticism, my main (layman) feedbacks would be:

• I’ve never heard of anyone growing their own mushrooms, except a shady substrate of people in underground culture. That sounds like a tough market to reach/enter at scale.
• The concept of growing mushrooms is just… a bit niche. Tough marketing situation.
• The above will potentially make your product difficult to market/streamline.

I might be entirely wrong, and lot’s of great companies have been successful because they do novel stuff that nobody thought of. But it will require a strong vision and flawless execution. Make sure you have that.