Burgin-Doyle: Founders Need Peers Who Demand More Than They Ask of Themselves
Ril Bergen Doyle · The Truth About 'By Default or By Design' Businesses · Jan 12, 2021 · at 12:56
Ryll Burgin-Doyle, enterprise growth strategist and co-founder of Burgin & Doyle, explains why scaling founders need curated peer networks rather than relying solely on high school friends or unaligned peers.
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“So you've got to have two types of people. Those people around you have got to have a shared context and pathway to support you and an ability to support you with accountability also. And demand more of you than you ask of yourself at times.”
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