Stitch Fix founder and CEO Katrina Lake reflects on the role of money in her entrepreneurial journey, revealing that wealth wasn’t a primary motivator for her in starting her company. Instead, she was focused on solving a fascinating problem and creating the job she wanted. She urges founders to focus less on compensation and more on purpose.
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