How did an early dream like archaeology change your founder mindset?
Replied byAnt Wilson
Co-founder & CTO at Supabase
Niche: Technology, SaaS, AI
Revenue: $500K–$1M/month
Location: Singapore
Started: 2019
As a kid I wanted to be an archaeologist, but it did not feel real. Later I met friends who actually did it. That made me think these paths are real and gave me confidence to take the plunge into founding.
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