Thanks for sharing. My wife is a big photography enthusiast, and I think we may have both applied to work for Photojojo in the past. :) Anyway, I wanted to say that I am incredibly impressed by this. It's not every day that I hear the story of someone setting out to build a sustainable company^; and, from what limited perspective I have, you seem to have succeeded.<p>Bravo, sir; bravo. I wish you all the best.<p>^edit: So I'm not misinterpreted here, by "sustainable company" I mean one whose goal is to grow slowly and profitably on its own, not quickly in hopes of an IPO or acquisition. Those companies have their place, and it's a good place. I just like to hear the other stories too.
Amit's probability of death <a href="http://tumblr.amitgupta.com/post/85539436331/filed-under-tabs-i-keep-open-in-my-browser" rel="nofollow">http://tumblr.amitgupta.com/post/85539436331/filed-under-tab...</a>
He's at about year 3 which looks a LOT better than the earlier years.
Congrats for making it through the valley of death unscathed. When I finish a massive project I descend into depression for months. I can't move. Then, I come out and am ready to give birth to the next great idea.<p>Frankly, you landed that plane so gracefully that I'm in awe. You're an inspiration to me.
Maybe I missed something in this article, but did the employees know? Or did they essentially get their labor sold off to another boss a year ago and were none the wiser? Can such a thing even be done, legally speaking (maybe if the poster were the sole owner)?<p>Is it literally true that he didn't tell <i>anyone</i> for a year?
Glad to see you alive, battling, and bucketlisting, Amit. As a huge fan of Photojojo (considered applying a few times even), I am happy see that it will be in capable hands that you trust.<p>Make every second count and leave that shutter wide open. :)
Congrats and thanks for sharing Amit.<p>Glad you have a bucket list and are ticking off items in there. Hope you have the time to get them completed.<p>You only have one life. Make it count. Tomorrow may never come. Take care of yourself and your family first. Don't keep important things pending if you can help it. Don't leave home in a bad mood or saying things to your SO that you will regret if you don't get the opportunity to remedy.<p>Also, try and take life insurance when you are young, healthy and are not assailed by chronic ailments. Your family will appreciate the security that you provide after you are gone.<p>When we are young, we feel invincible and forget the long range picture.<p>Sorry to sound morbid.<p>Peace.
Often lately, I have been hearing many people suffering from cancer especially in US. What might be the reason for this? Why are so many people in US affected by cancer?
Congrats!<p>Giant font is giant. Is this some kind of style decision I am unaware of. It is hard to read unless the window is maximized. What is mobile experience like?
Congrats, and good read.<p>Off-topic: referring to the business as "she" comes across as very weird to me. Is this common? I know some women can find that offensive.