The startup trap that kept this longevity app founder stuck

Source: Business Insider

Brent Franson is the CEO of Death Clock. Courtesy of Death ClockDeath Clock CEO Brent Franson said startups can get stuck in a phase he calls "slow failure. "He shut down his startup and threw out years' worth of code to build Death Clock, a consumer-health product.

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