I sold my apartment, cashed out my pension, and took on debt to build a semiconductor startup. I'd do it again.

Source: Business Insider

Hans Hasselby-Andersen spent nearly a year raising his first funding after leaving Texas Instruments during the financial crisis. Hans Hasselby-Andersen/Lotus MicrosystemsHans Hasselby-Andersen quit Texas Instruments during the 2008 financial crisis with four young kids at home. He sold his apartment, cashed out his pension, and took on debt to build a semiconductor startup.

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