Why dwolla will fail




















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I think it starts with an overarching vision of what you're actually trying to do. Well if I want to change the way the world moves money I need different things. My job then is to go find people who have the answers and ask the right questions and honestly celebrate their brilliance.

Discovering that this idea is real and you get to see it work, that's hard to describe. That's a high that you just want to keep discovering which is invention leads to more invention. Failure is like an entrepreneurial tattoo. I mean you get better over time at not failing as much but it's still this element of luck and how you found yourself there with the right people to make something really brilliant happen and I just think that failure is predictable.

I failed at a million things, right? But what people ultimately end up remembering is probably a few of your successes and that's kind of the things that I think we all strive to kind of leave with the world.

That 3 million number, Harris said, is currently growing by 1. That could include more timing, incorporating a blended approach including card payments or other payment methods or something else altogether. We like to think of ourselves as programmatic and flexible.



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