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“I dropped out of Stanford to start a company OMG I was sooooo poor because I couldn’t pay my rent one month.”pic.twitter.com/pxKYJ6CGS2
When tech founders talk about being “poor,” what they mean is they were illiquid or had cash flow issues. Being poor means no assets no cash flow and no safety net. I love entrepreneurs but enough of the fake rags to riches bullshit.pic.twitter.com/OVxcyi07k1
There a Hegelian dialect of angry resentful lefties who hate tech founders and entrepreneurs And tech bros who think dropping out of Harvard to start a company is rages to riches. Possible to love business owners while also saying knock out the fake poverty bullshit.
"People who go broke in a big way never miss any meals. It is the poor jerk who is shy a half slug who must tighten his belt." - Heinlein
The most valuable capital you have is human capital: your health and education. When communist regimes in Europe purged their academics, they fled to America with no tangible assets, no cash flow, but succeeded. Rich kids are raised with good health and education.
In B4 someone reports this as hate speech #startuplorepic.twitter.com/UcdC2NpZZ7
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