If millions of dollars passed through your hands each year, do you think you’d have roommates?
Six successful entrepreneurs in San Diego are doing just that, sharing a house in Mission Hills — but not to save money.
All in their 20s and 30s, these Millennials live under a strict code of conduct worthy of a reality TV show. The ultimate goal? Be the ultimate entrepreneur.
The roommates call their digs the “Epic Entrepreneur House” — a six-bedroom home where they trade business strategy like currency. Started as a frat-like community of startup founders, the home has evolved into a strait-laced pad with rules, schedules and board meetings.
Sounds like a really good idea, much better than renting alone or a co-living space. However, something below doesn’t sit well with me. Too much detail shared?
“When I have issues with my company, I go to the house first,” Shukla said. “Then I go to my Mastermind group, then my therapist, then my executive coach, then my advisory board and investors. By the time I get to the board, I have a really good answer.”
