DingoBorat
Slim
Personally, I'm happy he's still very bullish.To me Sean should be fired by now for his 1st bullish comments, " judge me on financials" so yes the same is almost zero.
So we will like to see some results than his bullishness.
To me it is no more than a political commentry while no results are in sight.
We are going through a very critical phase and does not have time to make mistakes.
Finally donot take me wrong, I am still neck deep into brainchip but these type of political commentry should stop wasting our and management time.
Dyor
People need to remember, the context of when his "judge me on the financials" statement was made.
There was an IP deal, close to signing at the time and then that Company, closed the entire division or something (there was much of this happening, due in a large part, to the Ukraine War).
I believe this Company was Ericsson, as the timing fits and we had evidence a while back (courtesy of FactFinder) that we are engaged with them.
But (from the article) this was not limited to just Ericsson and included many Big Guns.
"While technology companies such as Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab, Meta (META.O), opens new tab and Alphabet (GOOGL.O), opens new tab have laid off thousands of employees citing economic conditions, Ericsson's move would be the largest layoff to hit the telecoms industry"
Ericsson and other Tech companies are still struggling and laying off (as has just been announced by Intel).

Ericsson To Lay Off 1,200 Sweden Employees As Sales, Profits Fall
A fall in 2023 sales and profit is pushing Ericsson to look at several areas in which to cut costs, including laying off 1,200 employees in Sweden.
So "I" don't think it comes down to Sean's "abilities" to land deals, it's just we are "still" in difficult and uncertain times.
Working hard and remaining positive and bullish, at times like these is extremely important.