As a second-generation entrepreneur, how do you handle the expectations that come with your surname?
Replied byKaran Virwani
MD & CEO, WeWork India at WeWork India
Niche: Retail, Technology
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: India
Started: 2017
There are definite pros and cons. On one hand, there is a big foundation and a clear path that shows what is possible. On the other hand, expectations are always high. For me, that creates pressure but also belief. I know big things can be built with hard work, and I feel a responsibility to add to the legacy, not just inherit it.
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