Matt Schultz, CEO of CleanSpark, explains why being a founder-led company creates a major advantage — and what it really takes to operate under the pressure of public markets. Schultz says founders carry something others don’t: the memory of the struggle — the setbacks, the sacrifices, and the lessons learned along the way. That experience shapes how decisions are made and keeps leadership focused on the long-term mission, not short-term deals. But building in public comes with its own challenges. He points out that many investors are focused on short-term price movements, options expirations, and quick gains — not always the underlying business being built. That’s why, according to Schultz, success requires: • thick skin • patience • a strong, aligned team • an unwavering work ethic It’s a real look at what it means to lead a company while constantly being judged by the market. ✅ Save this for later and follow for more CEO insights on leadership, markets, and building long-term ...