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Brad,

My apologies, i didn't mean to use the word "panic". Definitely the wrong choice of words. I totally agree, "sense of urgency," is a better choice-- Startups should always feel the pressure, which aids in making them such great companies.

Knowing you have that pressure everyday, and knowing you can actually do something about it is what separates working at a startup from working at a enterprise-level organization.

Honestly, everyday startups should be in a panic. They have competitors all around them, and at any point, one of their competitors can easily crush them. A startup entrepreneur's life should be gloom and doom until 1) acquisition or 2) ipo.

Economic crisis or not, startups should always be planning for the worst